The Daily Colonist (1967-04-22)

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No. 111—109lh YEAR

VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1967

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18 TWISTERS
P ILLINOIS

By UPI, AP

ai * CHICAGO—Eighteen tornadoes ravaged northern Illinois Friday

P* night in the worst weather disaster in the area's history, killing
scores of persons and injuring 1,000.

At least 38 persons were known dead. Sheriff Joseph Woods said the death
_ toll in Cook County alone probably would exceed 100.

Students who sought safety in Belvidere, Ilf., high school flee with parents after twister struck

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demlra af chakra, aiealagHIa
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odfielala dd Friday.

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The Creek army plunged into the long-geething ■» r(, H“ y* ,r *™

political turmoil of Greece Friday under a elate of ^

siege proclaimed by King Cowtantine and eat up a M «*rta*s pcspssihtw
new government with military leaders in key position*. mmdwmtm

The 28 * year • old monarch "
signed * royal decree suapand-
Ing 11 article* of the Constitu¬
tion and presided at a eeramuny
that installed Constantins Kto-
]lai aa premier at an fioo-fiited
regime.

Radio Alfeena announced the
namei of army officer* taking
government p o * t ■ and the
■wearing in of KMiai, the 81-
yaar-old chief prosecutor of the
Greek Supreme Court. The chief
af the army'* general *taff waa
named vice - premier and de¬
fence minister.

OUTSIDE NEWS

Becaiaie at a oommuaications
ahutdown in Athens, early In¬
formation about the military
takeover came tram diplomatic
Boureeg outside Greece and
Athena radio broadcast*.

Athena radio said the royal
decree amounted to a state of
siege -military rule.

It also meant that anyone
eould be summarily arrested
and tried by court martial; tie
banning of me stings and their
dispersal by force of arms if
necessary; havtlng of strikes,
and searching of houses with- J
out warrants.

CENSORS START

All Information media were
subject to censorship and politi¬
cal and press offences would be
tried by special court martial.

The drastic resort to military
dlctabcshlp apparently was an
attempt to end nearly two yean
of intense political struggle and
an erosive threat to the mon¬
archy itself.

The army was reported ar- #

c«aManed n Fags u Stalin’s daughter in iVct c York

In Belvidere, Ill., 55 mile*

northwest of Chicago, at least it*’*

20 persons were dead, Mayor j/r **

* Clair M. ! let land said. "Scores V*

cf children" were missing and r -
1 he feared they might be dead.

National Guardsmen were /Iff CM

t ordered into three Chicago
suburbs and into Belvidere.

l^siting waa reported in the .f 1 •., _ "W U

Chicago *uburb of Oak Lawn. ► • ' ' 1 1 # .

Sheriff Woods ordered all looters . V » *t/ A

sliot on sight. (See also Page 11) ' t ■+* • JR

STILL ON SKATES ' ' ' W

High idnoii were smashed In -» WHWWIlff / ,

both Belvidere and Oak Lawn v -r* ■ ■ -,« M f

J and many of Ihe dead were teen- ^ ^ 4 J

\ a get*. A roMer skating rtnk MS J ^ \ t J

flattened in The Oak lavwi area ^ rTjT” / .'J

and same at tot deed were « 5a, -

token to temporary marguea, V *'•* y

AP sMH wearing skates.

. , . , Hundreds cf homes were * "»*Vde»eVt? # '*J , V

with parents after twister Struck destroyed. Thousand* damaged JdJj ) . . -r*

along a path reaching across / ' •piictfA^

-——-———— - — — --—- northern Illinois from the Mis- 'v|

SSL Wv ' r 171 m "“ “ \ 3 r +

I 1 /^1 1 O aal SEVERE DAMAGE | Jll 1 *?' 9

ockev Liub settles jss trz^ - — L

J Lake Zurich. HI., where there

store numerous injwtos. Speckled area mark

_ _ _ _ BelvSdsre used buses to haul

^ith North Saanich ..

Temporary m<*-guaa were set M w-w

up to both Belvidere and Oak g,g,\JL U/U

Lawn,

By JIM TANG, Sports Editor ^ BACK

Sandown Parte will open for its 13th season of The tornado hit Belvidere at ^*1

thoroughbred racing on Sept 16. 3:50 M J**/ hU f en , § fh # Ij

were climbing aboard aabonl -» V I

Queried in Vancouver by telephone Friday night buses. Many nut back into the

about reports that the B.C. Jockey Club and North w 1 a

Saanich municipality had resolved their differences, a ^ten? But other* raced f W* fi W ft fj

Ken McConnell, commissioner-secretary of the B.C, Mo the library and were cut IIHaIIIII

Racing Commission ended months of speculation. ^ w * tf*** windows

blew in.

-—---"You can expect," McConnell Some were mushed when the iru » Tndu* ar

told The Daily Colonist, "a bums were lifted and buried TO

_ formal annouacement win be again* the achool ktoldlng.

D_J. made early neat week that In Belvidwe. repca-ter, ..w a ***

Jockey Club Settles
With North Saanich

By JIM TANG, Hporfa Editor

Sandown Parte will open for its 13th season of
thoroughbred racing on Sept 16.

Speckled area marks path of devastation

Ottawa Willing
To Discuss

■

Indian Status

OTTAWA (CP )- Indian Af-
fairs Minister La tog said Fri-

Book

Will

Tell

All

NEW YORK (API — Red-
haired Svetlana Stalina, only|
daughter of the late Russian j
dictator, arrived Friday aa a
defector from her Soviet home¬
land.

"I have oome here to aeek
the self-expression that has
been denied me In Russia," she
said in a statement climaxing

Anally the U.S.

WOULDN'T SAY
Behind her in Moscow, Mias
Stalina left her two children.
She said: “Let God help them
I know they will not reject me
and one day we shall meet—I
Will wait for that.”

A round-faced woman of 42,
Mias Stalina smilingly declined
to say whether she has teen

h ne-ractog wil continue at
Sandown Park this year. (See
also Page 13)

'The season will open an
Sept. II and there will be IT
days of racing ending on Oct.
14. IhaBe were the dates
obtained for Sandown by the
B.C Jockey Club In a formal
appllaatfon made last Decem¬
ber."

Speculation about whether
there would be racing at
Sandown this year actually
began last Oct. 1C, when a fire
d es troyed too main stable*
Thirteen thoroughbreds valued
at SM.COt a pony and a dog
Csakasad aa Fsga 1

_ pal Affairs Mtoialer Campbell c i

** p *«» • British Cohunbaa asking for Mr.

——- Campbell's views on atU-govesw-

ing municipalities far B.C. In¬
dian reserves.

U* Mr. Laing said in an Intrr-

J Dlean view toe matter has bean dia-
cumed twice by the National In-

T a . dial) Advisory Board and is
■ a 7 scheduled tor further dUcuatoon
1C at a meeting here May 1.

Puerto Rican
‘Admits Tie’
To JFK Plot

Vancouver
All Ears
To Police

VANCOUVER (CFJ—Vaa-
mver page* chief Ralph

Regional Indian band council* Itootfe com pulsed rriday that
HP TtTLr Ol a, I -1 * 0 hBV * i! . city poll™ an betag hogged.

I O I r IV r iot IN FRRFARATION TW chief told the royal

J Mr. Laing -mi the question

has coma up to relatkm to **\ mry «i

MANIIA lAPI - A Puerto amendmeota ^ *0 Act . flrre » «« tovadtog

Rican described as a Coranu- ^ txvoaratlrsi **” ■ privacy by mosl-

nit hgent for Cub, was the J^g «id h-%r«e Mr F* Br " ns-lo temssm.w

SSdn? ^m'toit^'hld ^ m ^ t 5Th2%tiS' C hlm b ln

suggested be was drawn into a * «» <»• P-k«* depart-

pto. to to«toin.te president i^a — » *""*'**

John F. Kennedy mat in t Um. I.trastoto." Mr. Booth tola.

Luis Caatffia 24. was pre- * . . “laoal ear lawlag eampoaleo

■anted Frid^ by officials of the >*«* r ^ «d a ho k.ow. who otto are

Philippines National Bureau of m * nt “ mo€l toteres led in mu- i. r --n « r

Investigation to some local ™ cl P*‘ ■)•*««"• “ reoervat. ho m |g.

reporters after NBI agents said FEDERAL FEAR

he had csnfeaaed under ques- Mr L^ing said Mr. Campbell wmmmmmsmsumsmmsmm
tioning tost: ^emed to suggest that the re-

• He had been in Dallas, serve lands be turned over to

Tex„ at the time of the 1963 individuals rather than toe In- Armen HanflilN
Kennedy assassination and had dlan band before achieving mu- ^

been given a rifle to shoot "a nicipal status. . Rob Hotel Clerl

man in an open car. The federal government was

• He entered the Philip- r " erv “ "*£! N P RTH V ^£?iT ER ™

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**» la la tha paMIe late rest
b aeo that tha pokes deparP
meat la protacted from theoa
latraaltoo." Mr. Bwlk told.

“Local ear lawlag eampoaleo
aad a ho haswa who ados ara
maaltorlag lor hwdaaas ar
pemoaal gala." ho aald.

Armed Bandits
Rob Hotel Clerk

NORTH VANCOUVER (CP)
— Two armed bandits escaped
with about 54,100 Friday when

Stalin’s daughter in New York

Will wait for that.” torII ...It, Id pine, in toe guise of a Filipino *■“"»« •«* "«» 1 ** ^

A round-faced woman of 42. „ S conUct Communist leaden hand, of a lew totovMu.d*. with about *4,1(X> Friday when

Mias Stalin, smilingly decUned !^. V_‘. ' ' tor*. tanda held by the! toey robbed * fusi* clerk at

to .av whether she ha. t«n Televtelaa . 'lA Newfpaper r e port , .ay Crown fer tha Indiana and I the Olympic Hotel.

granted hef fri.h for p-rma- TkeaUea .. IS CaaMllo is seeking asylum in have laid down a general policy The bandits took tha money

nent asylum In the United Travel . 2 t this country because “I am of no more land sales. We want Mom Mrs. Violet Freeman in

States. In English, with yela- afraid to go anywhere ... I am to develop them. There is 6,000,- the office of too hotel about t

Ceattaasd aa Fags * 1 as good as dead now.” '000 acres involved. p.m. and fled in a oar.,

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AT CEDAR HILL GARDEN CENTER

transferred to Vancouver's Ex¬
hibition Park.

Diamond's decision came
after North Saanich announced
that it was planning a licence,
fee of 1150 a day, that it would
not permit trailers on the
Sandown premises and (hat It
would inslat that a sprinkling
system be installed when new
bams were construct*?!.

perished in the blaze which
caused a total loss estimated at
$135,000. A man was jailed for
arson in connection with the
fire .

DATE TRANSFER
Then, on Feb. 13 after a
meeting with the North Saanich
council, Jack Diamond, co-oper¬
ator of the B.C. Joe hey CKtb,
announced that he was applying
to the B.C. Racing Commission,
to have the Sandown dates ! TOOK " NO PART

"It whs pointed out to North
Saanich." McConnell tatd. "that
no race track in America has a
sprinkler system In it* bams
and that the use of trakers at1
Sandown was absolutely neces -1
sary for the operation of the.
meeting. North Saanirh has
agreed to rescind both requests
and all difference* have been
resolved. The matter of a daily
llconee fee was never a really |
contentious point.'*

The racing conunMnn took
•o part In negotiations between;
North Saanich and the Jockey
Club.

"It wasn't our decision to
make.” McConnell pointed out
"We were asked to approve the
request tn transfer the Sandown
dates tn Vancouver and kept out
of the negotiations. But Nils was
wttat we hoped tor. I'm glad
that racing will continue at
Sandown."

WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE GO TOGETHER

“AMPLE PARKING”

DWARF JAPANESE AZALEAS

Red, pink, nicely budded,
ready to bloom.

SALE,

EACH

Book

lively little accent, she told

Bedding Type
Double or
single.

FORGET

ME-NOTS

Dwarf Q
blue w fc

porters

Package Dealers
Escape $5 Fee

Lots of color here. 16 Varie¬
ties in 4 O 4 CK
bloom_ . lb for *f3

Choice plants,
red or pink .

BIT STEEP: One local - - --,- , T ■ , - T -;-,-,-r~ r - , V

IJL' LL THOMAS' NOT E BOO*

$5 service fee. The yellow slip --n y 1/

sent out to the unfortunates ^ S J \ f

says “It will still be possible s \ Z ^ •

in those esses where we are ,i O '

writing fire end other support- 1 1 | ^

ing business along with the

automobile to service such

business without tee." getting any of the top take their Brownies to the

Insurance Ind ustry spokes- touring shows. He reports a Canadian Armed Forces Cen-

mah Justin Harbord. whose conversation with Seattle's tennial Tmtoo which aent a

company tried and abandoned golly Volchuk, who has an few readers rushing to their
the fee last year, said "I feel agency Northwest Releasing Oxford dictionaries,

that it is justified.” i nc

Many of the policy holders The impressario says Many * * *

who know how It Is dealing Belafonte and Lawrence Welk DESERT C I R C V 8 : The
with insurance companies will want a guarantee of $25,000 Palm Springs Desert Circus
just have to realise it's easier before they will step front and opened Friday with Highways
to switch than fight. centre. Minister Phil Gaglardi as

This is exactly what is * * * High Sheriff. The program at

happening! „HOW BIZ BIT: Former our ,tater cit y includes an

* * * Victorian Walter Burgess was international Polo match with

HOW’S THAT: The Ameri- home here Thursday to catch Canada playing Palm Springs

cans did not have a centennial the Beat of Barkerville but Eldorado under the honorary
ertebratioa because their an- not to pick up ideas. Quite the *P°nsorshtp of Gen. and Mrs.
niversaty was right after the opposite. DsritfU D. Eisenhower,

civil war and things were not Mr. Burgess Is now a widely * * *

conducive to general goodwill, travelled produoer for CBC, wrong CAU • Rnv Par-
One wag ha. suggested that ATV and show, in Lna mt re4lly ' thought hi. hard-
C«nada is holding its centetv Angeles. The television expert w>re Jtore , n HilUide PIaza
toil just before the civil war. has been retained by the W1J ^ for boom timn ^

* * * provincial secretary’s office to ^ „

produce a variety show at ^ one of 1hoaF mechanical
Fort Steele. demons which plague B.C. Tel

The restoration project will hls w,, up with

*? ■ six-man show and ^ of ^ Build-

it s the producer ■ job to see t

thatJt is not just a copy of ^ 1Q # m ^ took

thnBaitorvUle frolic. nothing but long distance calls

Fort Steele opens June 24 tta|

were intended for the
and runs to Sept. 5. Barker- dvll

ville opens June 7T through

Sept. 5. * * ♦

* * * OFT OF TOWN: Canadian

OH! NO!: The yellow box Scottish Regiment (Princess
film company Kodak has put Mary's) officers Lt.-Col.
out a series of pamphlets Davie Coe 11 and Maj. W. H.

saying . . . take your camera Davie are in Kamloops for the

NO SHOWS: Memorial to . . . annual banquet of the Rocky

A rena manager Jack Morgan The latest one for Victoria Mountain Rangers militia

can see little hope of this city advises shutter dickers to unit.

PANSIES

30 Hybrid
varieties .

caused ana
Washington,

Pretty faced pan¬
sies, 24 to a flat.

PER I 4 M

flat.... 1

Firm Stand
In Vietnam

BLUE ELF, violet and gold. 4 other colors
of violas. Basket of 9. AQ 1

PER BASKET.

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Foreign ministers of the seven |
anti-communist countries con¬
tributing troops to Vietnam are
determined to continue their
efforts until "communist agres¬
sion" is ended.

US. State Secretory Dean
Rusk, group speaker. Friday
said at the same time all
avenues to peace will be

12” to 15”.

EACH.

STRAWBERRIES

Slletz—No. 1 producer
locally.

Nice 4 A f4 00

plants III for I

With pot and special soil.
Complete Alff

instructions

2-Year-old plants.
SALE PRICE, each

MEMORIES

A friend in India has de¬
scribed Miaa Stalina'a defection
'than the can-

as nothing more
tinuatian of her bid to escape
from

memories of the

! pasL”->

But she was reported bring¬
ing her memories with her in
the form of an SO ,000-word Ufe-
with - father manuscript com¬
pleted in 19S3. It is scheduled
for publication by Harper and
Row Oct. 18.

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1551 Cedar Hill Croat Road Half Block Weal of Shelboome Street

DRAGON’S BEWARE: Old
St. George did not go unre¬
membered after all. The
Canadian Toastmasters Club
held a dinner Thursday right
according to H. G. Amodeo
the club president.

The Boy Scouts also got Into
the act with appropriate
r f m e mbrmncea. And this
afternoon the reserve navy.
HMCS Malahat, wiH have a
platoon of armed men in
Bastion Square on their 20th
anniversary.

(MwlM

HOPE

CHEST

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. TRADER VIC’S

« SELLABRATION SALE CONTINUES

Yea, Trader Vie is really Sellnbratfeg and Saving you $$$. He has been open for over S months
and he's panning on just simply unbetterable bargains on brand new, name brand furniture.
He needs trades badly and Is also trading extra high during this sale. Sale ends Saturday night
at 9 p.mu

COLOR TV

an TRADE IS ALLOWANCE

Electric Frypan or
Waffle and Sandwich

for your old TV less than 5 years old

Knriy American or Ql QI

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French Provincial M mare. VI

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DE LUXE FULL CONSOLE MODEL
NO MONEY DOWN—$28 MONTHLY

for a doctor to and whether a
person smokes is to ask him. If
the patient lies to the doctor, be
is foolish. The doctor needs the
facts. But if you try to lie about
It, you probably tool yourself
much more than you fool the
doctor.

Your

Good

Health

bady baa b— raitisg — T.K.

Medicine isn't magic. It’s
baaed on facto, not fancies.

The easiest way for a doctor
to toiow whether you have been
smoking (provided he doesn't
■mohe himself) Is to get a whiff
of your breath.

He can make a fair guess by
looktog at your teeth, because I
tobacco stains. Heavy smokers i
may have a yeUowtsh stain on

No, smoking does not make ermaga jricef —

lung X-rays turn black. MBS. H.

Surgeons have found that they Diabetic or not, a person
can tell easily and accurately needs hls Vitamin C, and orange
whether a person smokes by juice is a fine source. Other
noting the color of the lung citrus juices or tomato juiae
tissues also can be used.

The fumes snd general air Sbrae diabetes means that
pollution of cities make lungs a sugar intake must be limited,
dingier color, but smoking also such fruit julcee should be
effects the color markedly. A unsweetened. (Fruit juices
non-smoker who was brought up naturally usually contain about
where there was little air 10 per cent sugar.)
pollution will hove brigkt, pink You no doubt are familiar
lungs. with using sweetened orange

Naturally one eigarette juke to treat a mikl Insulin
doesn't leave any visible sign, reaction. In such a case, some
but a habitual smoker win show extra sugar is required to
it one way or another. overcome a temporary excess

Of course the simplest way of insulin.

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throat Is inflamed and there
aren’t any signs indicating that
something rise is responsible,
it's a reasonable guess that
snfokbig is that which makes
your throat look Uke a freshly
sliced tomato.

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From Air

Thrust

Threat

Under

Attack

SAIGON (AP) —US. fighter-
bomber squadrons kej* the
pressure on North Vietnam Fri¬
day while B - 52 strato-
f >rtrwme* slashed at a Commit
mat infiltration route within the
ro-c ailed demilitarized zone be¬
tween the two Vietnam*. The
B-52s also "hit five Communist
positions just south of the six
mile-wide zone.

The saturation bombings by I
the eight-engine stratofortresses j
reflected American concern at
the possibility Nor* Vietnam *
«rmy. wtth the help of 40,000
North Vietnamese infiltrators
■ nd Wt Gang guerrillas be¬
lieved to be within South Viet¬
nam's nnrthernmaet 1st Carps
area, will attempt a spring in¬
vasion.

PROPOSAL OUT
Meanwhile, North Vietnam re-|
Jected a proposal by U.S. State!
Secretary Dean Rusk that would)
have cooled the hotspot zone.

Rusk offered at a meeting ot
the Southeast Asia Treaty Or¬
ganization's council of mintatera
in Washington to extend the
zone to 26 miles-adding 10 miles
nn each side to the strip that
U supposed to separate the op-
losing armed forces. The after
v.as based on a proposal by Ex*
teraai Affairs mime ter Martin
of Canada.

HANOI IRKED
A broadcast dispatch bum
Hanoi said the idea was re¬
peated as "a trick aimed at
camouflaging the U S. war es¬
calation” and setting up a vast
rvvman’s land perpetually par¬
titioning Vietnam. I

Qxmtering the American
charge that North Vietnam vio-
Itited the 1954 Geneva agree¬
ment under which the one was!
to be free of armed activity,)
Hanoi said it was the Amer¬
icans who ‘‘sabotaged the stat¬
ute of the demilitarized aw."
CIVILIANS HIT
Gupled with this whs a North I
Vietnamese report that more
.than 100 civilians were killed or
wounded and many homes were
defrayed Thursday in tie first I
U.S. air raids on Haiphong.

A broadcast dispatch declared
the raiders hit many densely
pipulated areas <m toe ports
periphery and severe! factories
and other induaMal establish-
menta within the city in this
' new. extremely dange rou s war
escalation ■tap.”

U.S. 8HJCNT

In Saigon. toe U.S. command
hpd no comment.

U.S. Navy jet phots who mate
the raids, however, had re¬
ported none of toeir bombs was
mare than 50 feet off the trev
gete—w electric power plant in
a northwest sector of the city
and another just east of the city
limits.

Mao Boosts Chou s Stock

| TOKYO (API — Premier Chou
l En-lai's star apparently soared
|higher in China Friday. Peking
I wall pouters said he will head
I a new group of six members in
| a presidium of the Gwnmunist
j party.

j Already No. 3 in the party
| hierarchy. Chiai recently has
been taking an increasingly im- :
portant role in party Chairman-
Mao Tse-tung's atruggto with
tea enemies inside the party.

Japanese press reports aaid
the exact function of the new
presidium wu unclear but the
posters said the group will be
solely responsible to the party
central committee,

It will not supersede the li¬
man presidium dr standing com¬
mittee of the all-powerful polit-
buiu. however, since that is
| headed by Mao.

It probably will be concerned

witii tlw cunlbct between MitiY
and ius opponents, led by Presi-i
ctent Lzu Shao-chi. Evidence of
this waa that t»>e second name
on the list was that of Chen
Rota. chief of Mao's purge com¬
mittee.

Kyodo news service and the
newspaper Yomiuri's Peking
correspondents said other mem¬
bers of the committee are

• Liu Po-e.heng. in charge ot
national defence, is a member
; of the national defence coro-
I mlttee.

• Deputy Premier l.i Fu-
cium. in charge of industry
and trails) *wt«tion-

• Deputy Premier Own Yi.
foreign minister, whose |>mn-
dium assignment js ‘‘still
[•ending '*

' ‘The repeats Mid it was not

clear whether ''still |a<tM|intJre
for Own meant that Ids pout
was temporarily steqjended O
that he would retain his pc*sili"V
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defended by Chou.

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attached to Surveyor 3 space vehjgje.
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in sampling test, then was stopped on

command from earth In order to cool
electronic equipment. TV camera sent
back more than 1,000 pictures. —
(AP)

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IV1 short changed George government.

Brown. though Brown had the reput a-

The Image that comes tion of a Cathotic-hater. his
'through the mists of time is of cabinet had a majority of that
a stern-faced, jowly man with a faith. But it was even shakier
baldish dome and mutton-chop than Macdonald s and fell on
whiskers, a pig-headed Scot, the first vote.

;hard to get along with, a It was here that John A
1 religious bigot and a prig: who devised the celebrated ‘'double
stood somewhere to the rear of shuffle” to get back into office
Macdonald when John A. was without going to the electors, s
pers'inally putting Canada manoeuvre that infuriated
together. j Brown and has come down in

The fact is that, before the, history as one of the OKI
portraitists got around to him j Chieftain's cagiest man! pula
in his middle - age, he was; dons. In those days a member
physically a red-haired, six-foot taking a portfolio automatically
dynamo who took stairs three at lost his aeat and had to gr
a time. Hi* supporters see him through a byclection to get i'
as tough but warm-hearted, j back. y

[impetuous, fun-loving in private When Govemor-in-Chief Sir
llife, besides possessing the Edmund Head refused Brown i
ivlsion and force of a major dissolution and called on Mar-
catalyst for Confederation. donald and Cartier to step had

Usual First Nsm# *nd ImliAls (PfiniJ

RICHARD BOWER
Publisher and Editor-in-chief

Pistsnr A00<«M (Pnnt)

PAGE i

MATl KDAY, APRIL St.

9 Is this your first tncom* Tsi itiiMiO
If No', still yiar Inj/ * "

Nsmi on list

Ending the Debate

XCUSING his party for backing the government’s
use of the guillotine to force an end to the Com-

Addrsss on

Income \

Toll! timing! el
pm T4 slips i
(Emir nsffltt oJ
1968 |nd alia#

been far from that. It is the duty of the Opposition
flinches to oppose strenuously any piece of legislation
Which they consider inimical to the best interests of
the country.

And there has been plenty of evidence that they
have ample warrant for objecting to the Hellyer plans
for turning the armed forces upside down by rolling
the three services into one and obliterating the identi¬
ties of the navy, army and air force.

Nor have credible reasons been advanced Tor such
a drastic revolution of the military structure.

No doubt the unification bill would have been
passed eventually in any case; the parliamentary line¬
ups indicate this to be likely. But in its ruthless
pursuit of a policy condemned by most of its chief
military advisers—who suffered by loss of their posts
for daring to express their views—the government
has now moved to shut off any further debate.

The Conservative MPs, however, have done their
duty well by reflecting by acute and informed criticism
the unease held in many parts of the country about
unification. On the government side there must be
those Liberals who will vote in favor of the bill against
their own best judgment, putting party before the
good of the services and of the nation in general.

They will have to live with that inner knowledge;
for their part the Conservatives can rest on laurels
they have earned.

Mr. Caoue.tte said interestingly enough that if
unification doesn't work there will be time to change
it. This might not be as easy to do as to say, but it
is a fact that Mr. Hellyer has said the plan will take
five and probably more years to become totally ef¬
fective. Why it should take so long hef explains no
more satisfactorily than do his arguments in favor of
unification, except as suggesting he does not know
precisely into what he is heading.

As it proceeds piece-meal the weaknesses and ill
judgment of trying to coalesce the separate services
into one should be revealed; allowing that the defence
department doesn’t as usual confine itself to ambig¬
uous statements designed to boost its own credit.
Then the Opposition may be given another chance to
emphasize the fallacy of unification.

And if it is going to take five or eight years to
weld the forces into a single homogeneous mass it is
worth remembering that the tables could turn in that
period of time. Governments do rot go on for ever.
Nor do cabinet ministers wrth-apecial bees buzzing in
their bonnets for either good or ill.

A complete change of military policy reversing
the ideas of the defence minister might be neither
practical nor possible; but a new administration or a
less stubborn minister might be amenable to modifi¬
cations that would harmonize traditional concepts with
the needs of modern progress.

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Waxhington Calling

A Slender Hope That Disappeared

T IE purple rhetoric pouring
out on the 20 * anniversary
of the Truman doctrine
Greece and Turkey coovenl
ignored one historic fact d
r i r s t Importance
military and economic aid and
the 60(1 American military
advisers who went to Greece
were vital in ending the Oom-
munist-led rebellion.

But if Tito had not dosed the
Y ugoslav-Greek border begin¬
ning in the early summer at
1949 the war would hsve gone
un much longer and at a much
greater cost. It could have been
indefinitely prolonged with help
from the neighboring Commu¬
nist powers moving across S|
mountainous ind ill-defined
boundary line. And lurking in
the background sa the war went
on would have been the danger
of a wider conflict transformed
by the introduction of more
American “advisers.”

By MARQUIS CHILDS

^ invasion of North Vietnam, rilias when hard-pressed could
. called for by Sou* Vietnamese move into the Yugoslav sanc-
Ihe Pr * rT1K * r Nguyen Cao Ky, would tuary for rest, regrouping and
American ** v * r Y Ukely to brin * * reequipment. Beginning in mld-
raassiv* response from China. 1948 rumors of volunteers from
Gen. James A. Van Fleet, the Communist satellites coo-
now retired, military head of stantly circulated, allhough this!
the American mission to threat was apparently never
{Greece, in a recent discussion carried out. Rebellious Greeks now
[discounted the consequences at were recruited and trained in P ower -
[the border closing. His empha [camps in Bulgaria and Albania,

[ ais was on consolidation of the Tito's bold, courageous action
government farces with their in publicly breaking -with the
American equipment in a more Commform in 1948 prepared the
1 effective strategy. Van Fleet way for much that has
1 had a kit to do with that happened since. Even while the
| strategy. Stalinist grip was harshest he

Whatever weight may be showed that a declaration of
J given to the military view independents did not necro-
Yugoslavla's action announced sanity mean annihilation. Amer-
! by Tito on July 10, 1949. was a lean policy encouraged this
[political development of independence with aid.

, Inestimable importance. Prior American paid to Greece

•49 was 5818,000, 1)00 of which Brown's political etar set precariously to power with
5345,000,000 was military. With-1 latlve i y ear i y; in ( BC t, hi* Brown simmering in opposition
out that help the odds were high flna] d^rtur*’ from elected what may have been the
that Greece would have become ggjge almost coincided with turning point of Confederation
another Soviet satellite. But confederation. arrived

with the aid went a barrage of But ^ ^ yearg leading up to Brown had managed to get
rhetcric on the menace of confederation Brown and his himself named chairman of a
communism and the familiar ltr fdent Globe were very much House committee to study the
Invocation of freedom, so often B( the focu> poUtio-i In the prospects of federation. He is
equated as freedom for those in thpn province at Canada, con- ■opposed to have locked the
power, ki Greece it wm the siftln ^ ^ pTT9 ent Ontario froup in a hotel salon; closed a
royal family and the wealthy ^ lie founded the ham-like hand over the key and

elite. in ^ u a 2 *-year-oid announced that anyone trying to

As for Vietnam, after the imm|grant Scoti ^ , t had soon out before a reconi mend*-
Geneva accords to hope bf>( . Qmp ^ volcf) , he Reform tion was reached would have to

was held out that Ho Oil Mmh . . . Mrty deal with him. At all Events, the

in the North would be another ft member of committee came up with a

Tito snxioui to rsUbU* hi* ^ provincta) asM . m bly in 1851. unanimous, If wishy-washy.

*«"**»<* campaigning tor a «W on “progress” toward
federal union of the Upper and Mention.

5 t2rfnI to £ Lower Canadas, which then On the heels of this, the

Stolid t £ Urtted oompri-d ■ unitary .Ute tom ^^M^cdon^d" JTv

that slender hone vanished by sectional and religious drf- be Macdonald and E. P.

that slrnd« taj* vMlahed. f / re[K „ Hf also hani Tache. began tottering. Two

hr i iM r*atm> n» M in, a*.) for absorption of what now la votes were lost and the govem-
! the Canadian West, then largely m * nt »PPrtred about to fall
under domination of the Hud- whpn Brown stopped In and
son’s Bay Company. cdfered to shore It up with a

coalition. Out of this came an
agreement among the warring
factions to work together for
feders tion.

Vietnam Peace Proposals

This is where ardent sup¬
porters of the administration’s
I policy in Vietnam strain histori¬
cal analogy to the breaking
point when thry aquale the war
in Vietnam with the Greek war
Thiwe is slight basis for com¬
parison. I

In the VistAam war two open
borders are a standing Invita¬
tion to a larger war. How either
of these two borders can be
closed to a Dow of military
materiel k not foreseeable.

Across the first border, be¬
tween North and South Vietnam
with the demilitarized as»
intervening, come regular North
Vietnamese units. Despite mare
than two years of bombing, this
flow has been impeded but

petition with those in the neighboring municipalities never really checked. The units
and unorganized territories, there woulfl be a lot more tru “*‘ n 5 *** 1 DM 3, " nd mo ' ing
likelihood that city establishments would favor It ‘ mu ,. s

But even if regional action were definitely in I* th* war .

pfospect, the hoteliers and moteliers would still have ifem, Vietnam has one of the p*“
iq consider if they would be risking the loss of busl- best tratned armies in Asia and in
ness by adding the tax to lodging bills. The mayor only m fraction of that army k d ^ ini1
safys the bulk of visitors are from Washington, Ore- “ y«t committed. ” ™

gdin and California and are accustomed to a tax of * * * Fe^ruarv.

this type. But there are many who are not The teenn d border is that

; If the proprietors are convinced that the tax between North Vietnam and or the a

wpuld not repel trade, this still will leave the govern- Red China. Thk border ukm « may* peat
men! to be similarly persuaded. Its unofficial reaction « Med importance to view of car

td a Vancouver move toward a room tax has been that Peking and^Moeoow _ Agreem

tl>t the province wants to attract more visitors, not ******! *

Him (turn aii»v ov * r mU4 “ r > were signt

„ . ... ,, ,, _ , . materiel from the Soviet Union,

t And if all these ifs should be finally disponed of, it mow reports me correct Sm„ unJa ,

1 Hera will be one more to watch out for. ahipmenis from the Soviet Mtloni

| If the government In the end agrees that the tax Unh* to the North Vietnam will ^ seen
is 1 a good Idea. Is it likely to allocate this new source increase Oiinese wrk cadre* Hanoli
ofl revenue to the municipalities? Of keep It for itself? U P lo ■ , Security c

Long List of Rejections not favor a union embracing the

Maritime*, which he considered

rwtHERE are two way* to end By GLEN MAT British six-point plan, October impracticable at the time. Mac-

1 a wen - -conquer your enemy ». I9S6 — This British govern- (fontt's Cotwervatives did favor

or sign a pe«e treaty. Prekdent Johnson's letter to m* nt P 1 *" «• largely ■ r *- fo, a j n theory though no prse-

For the past five years the u Thant, July 31, 1185 — Mr. tostement of prevkua British Btepa WPr< . taken until an Maritime* in line with Mac-

United States he* been unable johnaoo appealed to the sec re- P*" 0 ® proposal*. ig$4 crick of Macdonald's gov- dona id* current thinking, and

to achieve either In iU open tary-general for vigorous UN Manila communique. October eminent gave Brown conn prr,,rd eucceaatoily for

fight against the Viet Gang The eftaf1s te bring about peace 25. 1966 — The U S. and rfve leverage. ™ d « r 110100 L**" Viscount

Vietnam war has increased in talks other nations fighting in Viet- Before that, the two fellow- "°nck, toe governor-general of

intensity each year and even U u.g. Ambassador Goldberg's nam pledged to withdraw their Scots had developed a bitter to* d, y> referred to Brown as

Thant, secretary general of toe letter to the president of the troops from tha country within personal enmity. Brown had _. K 5' 4n ’ who

United Nations, has for the first un Security Council, July 30. six months If North Vietnam been the secretary and chief P““ lb **-

time, in his term of office, X965 — The ambasaattor ex- witodrew its forces and ceased figure on a government- ° rown failed to get a

encountered a problem which he hops that toe council infiltration of South Vietnam. appointed commission that In- Sr"!™. 0 "* ** ** ,n toe first poet-

apparently cannot solve. -will somehow find the means u S Ambassador Goldberg’s vestigated mismanagement at Confederation election of 1867

According to U.S diplomatic to mpGn d effectively” to the to y Thant. December 19, Kingston Penitentiary and ”« n * ver r# . n ,^ P , of ^ e * K * ln '
rources Hanoi has repeatedly Vietnam situation and pledged 1966 „ Mr Goldberg called on brought about the departure of •PP°'n‘«i to to* Senate

spumed each attempt to nego- foa U.S. support in its peace- *h e un secretary-general to toe prison head, an old crony of “* f* 11 * ln tere*ts

1 I.„ . p-cvtul b> rt(oru -,.k. wtatever . 2 ,Twi «»■ ■ n ’”" 1 ”?. *

the U S. and other government* ★ * * aider necessary” to bring Shout It festersd with the Tory P®**™ 1 * **

by rejecting or ignoring 3* India n-Yugoatav proposal. a negotiated settienwnt in Viet- chief, and on an angry night in

-—i- - «--r.._ ^ House he accused Brown of «■ G |*e and in toe back room*

fabricating sooie of the evt- £ * T ^ 0 J* tic, •

dence. A committee Invest!- u Bl ^ n f«H«I to reach the
gated at Brown’s demand but ■«nmit in politics, he did In
the best the sditorpoiitician “■ Profession^ of Journalism,
amid get from toe T«y-domi- w " lch "* Preferred to politics
ns ted group was a non-commit- *tiywny. K* made The Globs
tal verdict. tiomlnant newspaper in

i, * * Ontario, both in political eom-

In 1858 the wily Macdonald ,nd ^

outslicked his old enemy In a N* WM * Canadian pioneer in
canny game of musical chair* £*“ nlin * »* n9w *
lor toe premie rah ip The Mac- to* happentn* and he led In
donald-Cartler administration **snnlcal innovation*. Two
was coming opart and chose to "***■ ■ ft * r ■‘•rtinf The
resign after winning i confi- Globe, he brought In from the
dence vote narrowly. Brown UnIted S* 8 *** toe first cylinder

Room-Tax Doubts

All-Purpo$c Schooling

A Bit Too Much

ppuea ay ™ pr«»oe,u ^ lnformatlon « toe ^ i9« - The Pope iasued •

iecretary of Defence Robert S °* r - ~ |ne rupp iwuru -

iirNamir, ntato rtvaish with w,ua,,a,1 series of appeals to world

espect to thk secwfiwTJer ***%£. immlirrm to B * ek *“ end to the

McNamara nays that the MiG * pp ^* 1 *** oW * let

■ki in North Vietnam will ^ of *’^f f} 1 M^lve peace offenslv^

jonttoue to be off timtk for n,tlDn * ur * cd * reacefol solo- December and January. 1985
American bomber*. If those ^ th rough negotiation.” of the U.S. communA

)sse* were destroyed the MiG* Vietnam war^ "srithrot posing ca ted with 115 governments
would shift to already prepared pr !”"^! t,aM, I . _ _ _ . alx presidential envoy*

Mae* not far distant in China President Lyndon B. John- siting 34 capital*,
rhe pressure* would quickly H *’' 8 *f**«i» Hopkins A A ★

irow to hit them there end the University. Baltimore. Mary- .

limen.ion. of an openemded land. April 7. 1965 - The Ronning Mission, June 1966 --

awr would no longer be in president announced the U.S. Former Canadian diplomat important place In Ontario tion, better trained

toubt. Glib assurances that stood ready to participate In Chester Ronning met North wtonot curricula on a continuing "behavioral sciences” _

atom's internal troubles an 10 "u n e o n dttional discussions” Vietnamese officials at Hanoi in basis. psychology and sociology and. of L*t

grave Peking could not possibly toward peace in Vietnam. another effort to aeek a bask The committee thus Join* the course, trained to teach about

send in the same waves of Indian government propoaal. tor peace tail*. maddtng crowd of lobbyists who *ex, alcohol, tobacco, etc. _

•volunteers" as in Korea must April. 19® — India proposed a Asian Conference initiative, have been pushing educators for addition, the committee'* long- l _____ w

be regarded with suspicion. An cessation of hostilities by both August 8 , 1966 — Thai Foreign new subjects on already over- term recommend tion k for all foto wider husiiWM interests.

--sides, a policing of the borders Minister Thsnat Khoman crowded curricula or for more elementary teachers to b* uni- and one of these was a ht*e

by an Abo-Asian patrol force advanced a plan for an all-Aslan emphasis on existing subjects, varsity graduates. cattie-breeding project near

1 IKiay and maintenance of the present Conference to settle the war. Music, consumer buying, real The committee, unfortunately. Brantford Ont. It became a

Y TJ' boundaries of Vietnam. The proposal waa approved by estate, the law, conservation did not recommend how the North American show place

in nistory * * * toe Association of Southeast the list of things that ''should' school system should find the thot*h a series of disastnxw

_ THI£ ,-avaniav varw UN •*«t* , *r>-gener«J’s peace Ask. be taught In school just grow* extra time for the new count* firea foere almost ruined Brown

efforts. April, 19® — U Thant UN secretary-general's pro- and grows. Taken individually a or how the suitable teachen can financially.

1889 — 20,000 settlers took proposed Communist Oiinese posai, August 31, 1966 — U plausible oaae can be made lor be found to lake on more He waa frantically tryitw to

part in the Oklahoma land rush, participation In a seven-power Thant said "Peace in Southeast almost any of throe subjects, demanding duties. As there was reshape bk tn UM

1930 — The world's great Vietnam Peace Conference. Asia can be obtained only For all we know there may be a no recommendation for a de- a g onner Globe employee
powers signed a trewty at Commonwealth prime mink- through respect lor the princl- critical kiortage of backet-woe- emphasis of academic aibjeck who had been discharged for

London limiting the size of ter’s initiative. June, 19® — pies agreed upon at Geneva in vers that could be overcome by such as Engtiah and matiie- drunkenness confronted him In

navies. i Britain. Canada and other Com- 1945." the schools. matiro. there appear* to be only ^k office with a demand lor a

Becoad World Wars Twenty-1 monwealth countries proposed U.S. Ambassador Goldberg’a The youth committee would one alternative -a longer school written reference. Brown
five years ago today — in 19421 moves for beginning peace General Assembly address, Sep- like to see a "socially-oriented'day. refused and the visitor pulled a

— British commandos raided negotiation* tember 22. 1966 — Mr. Goldberg program of studies ... from A* one teacher said, the Run and ahot hlm in ^ ](%

the French coast near Boulogne Davies Mission. July, 19® — said the U.S. wanted "a political elementary school to Grade 13" school day could become so long The publisher died three weeks

and withdrew with all their men I British Commonwealth peace j solution” to the Vietnam con- which could include education j that parents would hardly ever | ater aftPr developed,

and equipment; five French mission headed by Harold flict and was willing to take the about *ex, alcohol, drug*, see their children, "but It won't ! Iupp o B edly helped on by the

officials resigned from the Davies, a member of Parlia- first step In lessening hostilities tobacco and other "social core j mutter because we’ll he doing werv-wetkened state of his

Vichy staff in Washington over ment, attempted to discuss the I if assurance of *ome reciprocal! a u b j e c t * ” In "appropriate moat of the parent*’ duties - conl (it u B*n
cuUabonrtksi with the Germans., war with Hanoi. j action came from Hanoi. 1 depth” in each year. Also, anyway.” I «n» «-■— 4 i« fmmi

Out with Parents

vv hoi. driving, totmcco, ana more empnm-a on poy.ic-. ^ ^ fHn

sports, drugs and family living e duca tion both during and after a tattxls as one of the greatest
have in common? If the Ontario *«hool hours. new* beat* in history

LegMatore's Select Committee The committee wanta all j n 1867 whan he obtained the
on Youth has its way. education elementary school trochees to text of a draft of the Confrdera-
| about town will all have an be qualified in physical eduoa- tion kill to be presented to toe

British House <rf Commons Tbe
such a* Canadian government had not
. -1 received It. and Brawn
.never did reveal how H came
" 1 |lnto hk hands.

In later years he branched out

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fives were tr> put their own
house ip order.

And next time you read
about those nasty things
Robert Strachan says about
Premier Bennett, don't worry
about them. Remember, out¬
side the house they observe
all the social niceties.

Canady should control its own
economic .destiny.”

Is this not the samp line
espoused by Liberal Walter
Gordon?

"Let's say Walter Gordon is
In agreement with us. We
were saying It li>ng before it
was fashionable."

support the party. Obviously
ie-j'*ned to having such a
question asked, Strachan
tackled it once again.

By GOROK HI NTF.R

A large, multi-colored
pojter of Robbie Burns takes
up a fair piece of wall space
ki Room 205 at the Legislative
Buildings, leaving little lee¬
way, for doubt as tto the
occupant’s ancestry. A
framed pastel drawing of
Winston Churchill graces an¬
other wall and a small photo
of Ernest Winch hangs on
another wall.

The occupant ia Robert
Martin Strachart, leader of the
B.C. New Democratic Party
knd official thorn in the side
of Premier Bennett. He is
indeed of Scottish origin tborn
in Glasgow) and the pictures
of Churchill and Winch are
not there by accident.

"We are not and never have
been related to or sympa¬
thetic t o the Communist
Party. Actually, the NDP and
the Conservatives are the
alike parties on two major
points. First, the belief thatnin
foreign affairs Canada should
make Us own decisions and
not be a tail that wags when
someone pulls a string in
Washihgton.

"Set-find, a belief that

Like most NDP members
today, Strachan is quick to
point out recent public opinion
polls have his party running
ahead of the Conservatives
federally. However, he charit¬
ably admits this could very
easily change if the Conserve-

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"ChurchiH was the great
commoner within parlia¬
ment,” he says. "As a
pirllamm tarian he was
superb.”

And Mr. Winch?

"He was a very fine gentle¬
man — a fiery old socialist
who fought the battle on
behalf of the people all his
life. I used to sit beside him
in caucus during my early
years."

A carpenter by trade, Mr.
Strachan came to Canada as
a 17-year-old In 1931 and first
got Into politics in a big way
In 1949 when he ran against
George Pearkes in the federal
riding of Nanaimo. In that
one, he finished second.

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"He walked away with It.
although I did manage to save
my deposit, which waa an
important consideration i n
1949.”

The first political success
came In 1952 when he was
elected to the B.C. legislature
from Ihe then Cowichan-Nrw-
castle riding. He'a never lost
an ejection since and has been
the NDP leader for the past
11 years. For the first time
this year, he will have a
ohaNenger, or challengers for
the post.

Interior Snows Jog Memories
Of Devastating Flood of ’48

I mentioned that many of
hit remarks about Premier
Bennett in the house appeared
to reflect a genuine dislike of
his opponent. Does he indeed
dislike Bennett? Mr. Strachan
pandered for at least 15
seconds before answering.

“You ean't have any
friendly feelings towards ynur
opponent in the house or you
couldn't fulfil your function.
The premier and the leader of
the opposite* must be oppo¬
sites. But 1 dislike him only
as a politician. There’! Bo real
friendship between ua, but w«
ara courteous to each other.
Wa observe all tie social
niceties when wa meet. If you
carried your animosity «*»
aide tie house, it would warp
your Judgment.”

All along the Fraser Valley
the river broke through dikes,
birrowed underneath and
boiled up on the otoer side.

A 15-foot wall of water
ripped out Ihe CPR main line
near Hatsic Lake. No trans¬
continental trains arrived In
Vancouver for three weeks.

Crops were ruined, families
left homeless, Total cost!
113.000,000.

The valley people say this
ooukl be another 1948.

that emergency bind, othpr
supplies and communications
have been set up.

But die wet spectre ai 1948
still haunts the h»h river
valleys.

By JACK MOOR*

In the valleys of the Fraser
and Columbia rivers, people
are saying this enuki be ihe
year -■ the first big flood
aktre 1948

It has been a tough winter
In British Columbia interior,
with more snow on the
mountains and high plateaus
than In any year tonce records
first were kept In 1935.

And it Is a cool spring,
which means Ihe runoff has
been slow.

The valley people remember
rainy nights in tent cities on
high ground. They remember
emwgency fond airlifts. They
remember the muddy Fraser
flowing across several miles
of rich farmland into the clear
blue of Harrison Lake lor the
first time tiy anybody's
memory.

They remember digging
earth with iheir hare hands to
fill the sandbags for toe dikes.

In 1948 Ihe authorities esti¬
mated 32.000 civilians and
1,500 service personnel took
part in flond control and
evacuation efforts.

Flood fighters labored
through the nights in the eerie
glow of army searchlights
while trucks carried refugees
and livestock to high ground.

Kenneth Kferaan. minister
of recreation and MLA for the
Fraser Valley riding at ChilU-
wack. said:

"I have been observing the
situation very closely. 1 don't
think there W any particular
advantage In miming around
making loud noises, but rather
the process of quiet organiza¬
tion which is taking place is
the way to meet the situa¬
tion.”

The government says It
rfwuld know to May how the
pattern of runoff wiM go.

—The tiuifln Press

While he undoubtedly has
many areas of disagreement
with the Social Credit party,
he turns them up rather
succinctly.

"I fed the Social CredH
party has a sort of conlemif
for the public — an ignoring
of the future and a failure te
appreciate Ihe consequwtcei
of their action*, especially ia
the handling of our natural
resources. AH they ever cose-
aider is short-term outi
look.”

Does he think the govern¬
ment give* enough protect!o«
to consumers and. or, i«>
vesior. particularly in the
investment area nf the Van¬
couver Stock Exchange?

The danger ia: If, to early
June or thereabouts, a sudden
hot spell hits the interior, the
riven will swell and could
inundate thousands of acres of
rich farmlands to the valleys
and on delta islands near
Vancouver.

Provincial government
authorities say they are better
prepared than ever to deal
with serious flooding. They
say dikes never have been
higher or *tmnger, They say
they are ready for trouble and

IN I&I2.V** BROKE OUT BETWEEN

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
IN COMMAND OF THE FORCES OF

"The government has been
reluctant to move to protec*
the investor to B.C. Tha
government must act aa a
conscience for industry and
commerce, as a protection for
Ihe consumer ”

Mr. Strachan was provincial
president of the carpenters'
union at one time. I asked
him about featherbedding
tactic* carried on by soma
unions.

UPPER CANADACONTAftto) WAS
GENERAL SIR ISAAC BROCK.HE
STUDIED EVERY OETAIL OF
UPPER CANADA S DEFENCES. WITH
HIS LIMtTEO FORCES. HE TOOK
THE OFFENSIVE. FIRST ME
CAPTUREO MICHILIMACKINAC,
WHICH MEANT, THAT THE WHOlE-
RE6I0N OF THE UPPER LAKES fife
REMAINED UNDER BRITISH COttTAOi^

•*I am opposed to feather
bedding. I want to see h*
Introduction of every tech¬
nological advance as it be¬
come* available w u -
increase our productivity. If!
obvious government can't
provide all ihe neceasaiy
social needs unless we do
increase productivity and
ettminale outmoded system*
on the part of government,
management and of labor
which slow down the process
at growth.”

M r. Strachan, however,
quickly defends the union
leaders by pointing out It la
Iheir duty to protect their
workers, to protect their job*.
At the same time, be (eels
they haven't as y*t_fuMlWS
responsibility to tito

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community as a whole.

"On the other side of the
coin,” he continue* "manage¬
ment ia atill trying to hold
on to management rights of
the 11th Cartfciry. Government
will more and more have to
take action on strikes, lock¬
outs and bargaining proced¬
ure*.

•1 am opposed to the
removal of Ihe right to strike,
although I recognize the faet
that strikes today are costly
weapons and should have no
place in k rational society.'’

Thera la still, after all these
yean of CCF and NDP, a
widespread feeling that ihe
NDP party Is sympathetic
towards Communism and that
Indeed, Communists actively

' WSJ IN OCTOBER. AN
AMERICAN ARMY
HACKED AL0N6THE
^NIAGARA FRONTIER AND
MANAGED TO GAIN A FOOT
HOLD ON THE OPPOSITE
SIDE OF THE NIAGARA
river. 1 from on tor of

OUEENSTON HEIGHTS.™*

FORCES OF BROCK THREW
THE AMERICANS BACK
ACROSS THE RIVER. BROCK
WAS KlLtEO IN THE BATTLE,
BUT HE HAO STORFtOTHE
AMCRlCAM INVASION*

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Laboriles Rebel
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LONDON IRrutari' — Sixty
member* of the ruling labor
party rebelled in the Common*
■E»t the British |o»m-
nwnt i support of VS. Pne*i-
toii J'l 1 *■■■»'* policies in Viet¬
nam.

Thrir private members’ nen-
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Chain of Twisters Kill 58, Injure 1,000; Illinois Reels

tr>man rumagin* through a the high school, said he helped' A spike was driven IhnniKh a
11 usltrd, oteiluined bcIkhiI hu* teacher* herd about 200 *iudcnt* boy'* side.

«bi*it me mile from Brhidrre into a caleteria and thry were The tornado first lot the Riant
looking for her son. unaware of the damage. Chrysler Corp. assembly plant

Continued from l*ogv I

|n|jre Uwd runner* when Hie coming here to help, stay the U-lt«\e p fh* rI*meat thing I've

phone*' failed At Helvnlcre and hell out!" ever »ern to Mu* w*s tn Serond

I-*kr Zurich, only rmiTRrncy Mayor Holland of Hrhidere World War when ntir* were

I phone service was available-. said he was cn mute to hts bombed." Hetland said

| U . ■«. m i: unawair oi hit uaiuBfce \ , a Tk. storm reached a* far Beividere home when the funnel hire* brokr out tn Oak Laiwn

. ha '" , ‘ ? U ,? d " y a T >P l- 7 hen W ° ** 7 Bc ‘ V,d 17 1 jti crammed w.th diners 15. a survivor fit the hormr at cloud pounced. He threw him- in the rubble hut the heavy ram

She .aid. “All I’ve found * h» and there was a bo* halfway and ihen skipped on to the lugh Rclcue „ were , till amoving the high .chool. said "they were ' . , hp M w « ui 1he fiot.r of his car wh.ch followed helped put them

cornet case.” through the wall." school and a shipping centre. from ^ structures lying all over. Their faces were '. c ^' n was damaged. A high out

Bill Coleman, 17. a junior at THBEE FXECTBOCUTEU *••***■ d*i*rtmem ,lor '* hou n later. I nwstly covered with blood Michigan. 35 railea school student helped him from _—

-- - Three Beividere teen-agers '^^ ^ lNbr . E TEF.E BIDODV PRINTS of S 3«re a the auto.

rn. were HUed when they touched ^ bodies were Dinned under school male. Ted Ke(er. |power failure occurred "As I looked around I couldn't

<>f r THB ° l <JH »° DY a tree out.ide an Oak Lawl—A Near Harvard, a *chnoi bus _ ll

I anatan, tath^MrreU_ 'A 4 by * timber was driven home. They remained there £y °*'driver ho*tied hi* charge, from, FOR OEAFNEU A

W 1)1 IHiTrrVIllBIgk awj* through one wuman’i body. .w aiung a crane tu.-ng enough "T ‘ _ „ of ,'he bu. an instant before the tATTINU*—*0 WINU 1

L m M B Iter - —. - oa**» pot., a tornado *intrk Oak K.„,ptul] in the Oak Lawn ’ . . uben ^ wa. ripped apart •howering thej

I! 'ilw. "V>TT? JT! Ul V* "** lawn and nearby Evergreen .rra were blacked out by i ... blown into " ?h,Wrrn huddled in a water,

B * • - F * * * 1 • t » t amntl ta Oak lawn, the tornado Doctors treated the inured by by „ r*„.jng ear. all*u> n.<

I \ , V=r^ slammed into a aupermaritet candlelight Firemen from a* far as Shortly before 11 p.m. nimnls’

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Adolf May Bark for Canada

decided yet. Weal Orman
authorities appeared to be
having second thoughts about
the project because of the
transport Chats.

A deadline ai Aug. 1 'vis
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A second log drric on the Last year a k>g drive on the
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completed by tlje Gentian* at
the end of the war, but w.v
never in action against Allied
ships.

The defence ministry offi¬
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command had recommended
the cannon be sold as scrap
metal.

Their fate had not been

OSLO, Norway i Reuters i
Tin* biggest cannon of the
Second World War, mounted
by the Germans at Trondenes,
near Harstad, northern Nut-
way, may be used to launch
weather satellite* or research
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PHARMACIST (Male or female) 1

Must be a B.C licenced graduate. Good wages, shopping
discount and full star* benefits.

Apply be penes or write.

Employs*set Ofllos, MayfsLr Shopping Cestri

OPEN DUPLEX

New 8*% NJH.A.

Saturday, 2:30 to 5:30
846A and B Dunsmulr St.

Bus Stop At Door

$30,500 - $3,850 down

»«-7n« Lew NoUHet 658-5275
Tows ft Country Realty Ltd.

RESIDENTIAL
MORTGAGE LOANS

Up to 85%

TO REFINANCE, BUY OR
BUILD YOUR HOME

NATIONAL TRUST CO. LTD.

1280 DOUGLAS STREET 388-5461

OPEN HOUSE

1889 SKYLARK PLACE (Gordoa Head)
Today aad Sunday, 2-5 p.m.

ft^nd new, 3-bedroom home—living room and dining
roam, kitchen with nook and buOMn oven and hood, good
aiaa bathroom, powder roam an master bedroom, urge
■updeck owr d ou ble ca rport; roogbed-ta phnnhhw tor
third bathroom, rumpus roam witb fireplace, room for
two extra bedrooms, all la fun basement. MQ BAA
Beautiful sea views PUCE .. CO|9UU

IT mK filet.

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5? si §5 25

London Meld Market

WANTED

3-Bsdrssn Hssis with Rasemeit
Pries Rsigs $154100-120,000

Good district, cloaa to school and shops.
QUICK POSSESSION DESIRED CALL
K«th Stabba or Annie May Clarkson

Immediate Laspeclloa—CALL

METROPOLITAN REALTY LTD.

PEMRERTON HOLMES LTD.

ivite potential purchasers, with or without ager
to inspect

21SO AMITY DRIVE

Unlisted Stocks

s :

Saturday, April 22, 2-S pjn.

(Amity Drive WSsrsects with Pat Bur Highway Just so
of the Experimental Farm)

This lovely, secluded borne la handy to eabool aad sea i
aflsrs quick a cces s to Sidney or YICNBU Near 1
golf eounes.

PkaMnsi

• % ow a wMh a »U VIEW

• UM a*, ft. «T laxary Briag

“ ;£“* “"”*2L500

s aes i kitutasaii

384-8128 MIL GREENE 385-0795

Consistent ADVERTISING
Builds Your Business!

COMPARE

Price! Selection
Warranty 1
L Terms! A

lailB (tnLnntit.

sers Should Cheek Fine Print

Changes \ot Unanimous

nf Wheeling a* a result of the market <>( I13.UUO.UU0. 25-year
deal, 6 1 * per cent debentures at 97 1 *

Among U-S. Steel producers, to yield 6*0 per cent. They are
Pittsburgh ranks Hth and non-callable for 20 years.

AT CAPITAL

Before bank customers make accounts will do better on the the plant personnel for the
up their minds on what they are longer term of calculation and achievement at a dinner in the
going to do about all the others with the shorter. . Victoria Golf Club this week,

largesse being offered them on in addition to providing higher! Mr. Brabant also presented
iheir deposits after the first of rstes for non-cheqmi^ accounts, cheques fo $100 to four of the

"* . ; _ ‘i Vancouver Island

the | drivers as safe driving awards.

^ ___ _ R. D. Cook, Nanaimo, and L.

ditions of the new Bank Act, the;offers checking privileges. ThejWillet, Victoria, each completed
Canadian banks are increasing, Commerce “

the rate of interest they will Dominion are

!»y on deposits, a..„ .1- i- ..

there is no unanimity among mum three
them.

For rvrw-tiequing privilege
accounts the rate is between 4%
per rent and 4 per rent.

FUJI RtS (JIVKN

The Royal Bank and the

Toronto-Dominion Bank are „ .. _

Offering 4Hi per cent, the Bank money zona appear to be irrevocable proxy for
of Nova Scotia 4!4 per cent, and shrinking. on Hunt's remainin;

the Bank of Montreal and the * * * shares In Wheeling.

Canadian Imperial Bank of WHERE SAFETY IS RING Pittsburgh presider

Commerce 4 per cent. A gold certificate award of Maxwell j f . becomes

However, the Montreal and merit from the B.C. Safety
the Commerce are paying the Council has been won by the
Interest on the minimum Bamberton cement plant of ■
monthly balance, while the Ocean Cement for having com-iH
Royal, the Toronto-Domlruon pleted to Dec. 31, 1966. 659,614 H Ik’il |

and the Scotia are calculate man hours without an accident.|K ■■■&■

The last accident at the plant M

»l DAY RILL UNCHANGED
Government of Canada 91-
days treasury bills sold this
is week to give a yield of 3.96 per

he ant, same as a week ago.

WHERE YOU.GET EXTRA VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR!

FOLD-A-CARRIERS

Folding plastic water cow twiners—
Ideal for cwmplag, fishing, plcaics, cot¬
tages or trailers. Two popular sixes.

1 25 4 79

.5-gallon I

NEW BC'FP UWI K
B.C. Forest Products
placing a new issue rat

May, they should look at the two of the banka are advancing | company’s Vancouver
fine print. , their rates of interest on

Taking advantage of the coo- normal savings eoexamt that

P0LYF0AM MATTRESS

Two-Inch thick pdyfnam pads, IT
by Tt” long. Ideal for camp ■
cola, banka, ate. Non- E

allergenic—anaffected by ”

aalt water. EACH &

and the Toronto- six accident-free years,

.. ... ___• both Increasing five-year safety records

and so far the interest rate on the mini- held by G. K. Nottin

monthly balance Victoria, and J. T. T

from 3 to 3% per cent. Nanaimo.

Whatever toe banks may have * * *

done in the past, you cannot at BIXX k PURCHASE
the moment accuse them of Pittsburgh Steel has pur-

5 HOUSES FOR SALE
AND REMOVAL

BALL GLOVES

Precision movement travel alarms In
compact simulated leather, slppere.d
case — luminous dial M I •

assorted colors. U

EACH. "

950 and 164 HIYW00D AVE.
340, 346 and 352 VANCOUVER ST.
Opan far Inspection Sat., 10 a.m. fa 4 p.m

Call: M. Dunn —Day: S88-2055:
Evening, S84-2ZS9

MAYFAIR REALTY LTD.

In the Mall at Woodward s Mayfair.

A terrific selec¬
tion of fielders’
gkne*. first base-
men’s trappers
and catchers’
mitts for the little
leaguer er the
aenior leagaer —
all at LOW, LOW
PRICES!

True temper a foot fiber*Us trolling
rod with flberglan tip and termed
hardwood handle tor proper grip and
position locking reel Beat. ft**

> 12 .M retail valae—owr regular ft
low price t10.». BALE. U

ON DOUGLAS

No. 113 Deep-sea aad lake trolling
reel by True Temper with star drug
and FREE 1POOUNG. One af the fin
eet reels available. Capacity 4 I**
4M yd. 28 lb. mnuofUsmeal. I (1

8 ALE . ■ ■

SLEEPING BAG

TINT TIM—S ib. wool batt sleeping
bag. short itoper-cut else, 8T”x#4”
with warm Kasha lining. As Ideal
“•mall fry" bag.

Regular tt.41 E»
save t.aa.

tlie payment on the minimum

• Player sets Include poles, net. birds,
4 racquets aad rules. All iu a handy rase.
Hours of fun for 141

all the family. fl

■ET . u

OPEN HOUSE, SAT., 1-5 p.m.

LEVEL WATERFRONT — 5*73 CORDOVA BAY ROAD

• 3 Bedrooms amfben • 2 Full Bathrooms • Wall-to-Wall
Carpet throughout • Beamed Living and Dining Area

part or sac nnn

YOUR PRESENT HOME
ALL DOWN PAYMENT. Full Asking Price

lam Bloomfield Is atteadaaee — 417-4878

Tudor Roue by GEN
TIL PLASTICS. De
sig n ed tar long wr«
lea. Ideal for bed
reams, etc. Avail

MAYFAIR REALTY SI

la the Mall at Woodward’a Mayfair

RALE

GARDEN TOOL
SPECIALS

NEW UPLANDS SEA-VIEW HUME

55,000 May Possession

M” Wide Bamboo Rake
Lady's Shovel, rog. >.«i
Long-handled, sqnmre moulh
Shovel, reg. I B
II handle shovel, reg. Mi
Trne Temper L.H. Edger. reg. 3.34
Moes rake. reg. 3.1B
Machete with Sheath, reg. t.M
Economy Gram Seed,
reg.7fc, 3 lbs. I.at
Five Hoe Cultivator

YOUR CHOICE, 4 99

Where are all the used cars going? Car after
car has disappeared from MORRISON S USED
CAR LOT during the past week! It could be
hypnotism, levitation, or some other feat at legrr-
dermain. But really, it’s now of thona . . .
rim ply the manner In which Morrison's

SPACEMAKEB—« Tier turntable, 14*,’*
diameter by 3^ M high. Keep everything

on year shelves 4II

eaaOy aceneelMe.

Beige oaly. EACH. ■

Lease Car Changeover of
these tough little Britiah-bullt
GM cars. Outstanding econo¬
my . . . really great value
at. EACH

EACH

Luxury family home of 4 or more bed¬
rooms, penciled den. large rum pox room.
S separate bathroom* aad many other ex¬
tra* that must be seen.

LEACH A SPARKS LTD. 38S-41I7

MR. HOLDKN—477-25M

MEN’S SWEATERS

C ardlgaaa and paliovera af !■■% Du Peut orlou or 1W%
virgin weel. Patterua and plalaa. CuAors: red, blnea,

gra;rs, tan and black. Haas l.M.L. aad XI.

Beg. (rent l it to 18.40

LAND SURVEYORS

Used Car* Sure Disappear Fast when
they're priced as low as they an
at MORRISON'S NOW!

Two interesting vacancies are now open with B.C. Hydro
to conduct legal, engineering and hydrographic survey*
pertaining to land acquisition, the location of proposed
generating, transmission and distribution facilities, fiow-
«ge, reservoirs and other Hydro developments.

Applicant* should be members of the Corporation of B.C.
I.and Surveyors and should offer at least five yean prac¬
tising experience including some on engineering projects.

Salary commensurate with qualifications plus excellent
fringe benefits.

Apply to:

X The Manager.

/ 1 I \ Head Office Personnel Department.

B.C. HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY.
970 Burrard Street,

VI I J Vancouver 1, B C.

Hal VOLVO UU. two-dour, black with
red interior. Lie. 58-964 tOQQSi

Reduced from $3196 to COOO

IMS PONTIAC. Station Wagon, V-f, automatic.
Lie. 23 4X1. *101x7

Was $2315. NOW. I f

law OOBVA1B, four-door Hardtop, 3-

apaed transmission Lie. 43-865. 44 Q4C

Reduced from *2116 to. I Ow

1*84 M GJA I PORTS. Convertible

With radio. lie. 66 - 743 . I4 4AC

Reduced from $1896 to. I TWO

1488 PLYMOUTH FURY, four-door
Hardtop, Ley Under, power steering. $4B8P
Lie. 42-845. Reduced from $1116 to . 1019

iUB RAMBLER Hi. xedan, automatic
drive, radio. Lie. 48-868 |4 999

Reduced from $1595 to . .. I Cfifc

1888 8 TUDERAMEX UU, sedan, 6 -
cyifnder. Lie. 460-603. ffiOQ

Reduced from $1295 to. 090

MEN’S JACKETS

V-8, four-door Hardtop s.
power steering, radio. SCU1
on nese-car warranty. Low
mileage. Reg. 13(96, RE¬
DUCED TO, EACH

PHeh riders

MEN’S TOQUES

EACH

Daputy Flail Saptriitsadiat

B.C. Hydro requires a Deputy Plant Superintendent for Its
750 MW Burrsrd Thermal Generating Plant at loco, B.C.

Applicatxxu are invited from Engineers capable of regis¬
tration as a Professional Engineer in B.C and preference
will be given to bidders of lit Gass Stationary Engineers
Certification. At least six years previous experience In the
field of operation, maintenance and labour management
in a large modern thermal plant in necessary.

The Burrard Plant consists of 3x150 MW 1100 pslg
1000/1000* F Turbo-Alternators with natural gas or all fired
boilers. A fourth unit is presently being installed and a fifth
due In service In 1901. The Plant It situated some fourteen
miles from downtown Vancouver.

The position carries a salary range of $955 to $1347 per
month and toe starting salary will be commeneurate with
training and experience. Fringe benefits include contribu¬
tory pension scheme, group life insurance, income con¬
tinuance and medical coverage.

Applications in the first instance detailing full training,
qualification*, experience and present position to;

® THE PERSONNEL OFFICER.

Staff Services Department,

Metro Region and Production Division.

B.C HYDRO A POWER AUTHORITY.

970 Burrard Street. VANCOUVER, B.C

IBM OLDAMOBILE TOR-
ON ADO. two-door Green
with white leather interior,
full pavw equipment Lie.
48-101. Reduced from

Fine selection of men's wits for spring la wool
wsratodi , Venetians, hop-sacking, silk wools. Two

gad three-button models, centre or
■Me vents— all popular shades. Sixes P A50
t4tc54. Tailor on premises to manure M
.perfect fit. 989.50 value. OUR PRICE W W
8mall Charge For Alterations

ISM CADILLAC, sedan,
excellent mechanic's spe¬
cial, for parts. Automatic
drive, power steering,
power brakes, radio, elec¬
tric windows and seats

CAYNE SEDAN, 6 -cyiin-
der. Lie. 53-216. Reduced
from $2M5 tones

CLEARANCE OF
BOYS’ SWEATERS

FaUevara and cardigans, mostly I8S% erica, la colors af
rad. hiaea, grey, tea, wine and Mack. Broken etoe and
osier range. Sixes J to IE

Regular from $2.59 to M 89 $JC99

$7.99. 25% OFF!... I to 3

ISM OLDS MOBILE DY¬
NAMIC 18. tour-door hard¬
top, 1 -owner, low mileage.
FuD power equipment.
Save Over BQQQC
$1,800 now at.. wODtf

ISM PLY MOUTH Belve¬
dere. twodonr, V-l, auto¬
matic. White with black
top. Ik. SMB. Reduced
from $23*5 MAOB

BOYS’ JACKETS

Washable Fireside corduroy, front
yobs with kathmthi piping, Ap¬
pend front, slashed pockets, but-
hsnsd caff. Colon: dark
green, brown and bur- FIQ
gundy. Hlsea 20 - 2 AJO- *%

32-S4 aad S6_ ||

LITTLE ftOYS’ JACKETS

UeidM Node, aelf-fringed back and
Irani yoke, dawn Meeven and an patch
packets. Zippcred down (rani, on Meal
play Jacket In ton little nu. Galasra:

SHOPS FOR RENT
The Village Fair

n BASTION SQUARE

1MI CHEVROLET STA¬
TION WAGON. Automa¬
tic, Lie. RSX. Reduced
from $595 907 M

Casual ahlrta. abort-
aleeved, drip 'a' dry,
alrlped aad llgared,
all oa white back-
ground. Stsea 3,4,8
and 8x.

1808 PLYMOUTH Belve¬
dere sedan. V- 8 , automa¬
tic drive. Tan with match¬
ing interior. Lie 48-OSfi
Reduced from lit 9
$845 to "tOO

ISM BUKV LeSabre, tour-
door Hardtop. Full power
pquipmoiL Black with
matching Interior. Lie.
43-773. Reduced 0077
from $1116 to Off

An Exciting indoor Multi-Level Moll
Designed for 14 Unique and Unusual Shopa
50% ALREADY TAKEN

Bailable for:

• FABRIC SHOP • ANTIQUES

• TOYS FOR MEN • A RT GAL LERY

• WOOLLEN SHOP • COFFEE SHOP

and Many, >laay Othere

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
OPEN FOB INSPECTION
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 1 - 5 P.M.
FOR RENTAL INFORMATION . . .
PHONE 388-5568. OR EVENING, 479-5453

Operated by Ixmdoa Wax Museum Ltd.,

!«t Quadra Street. Victoria, B.C.

ON DOUGLAS

1832-34 STORE STREET

Opposite Mayfair

ft

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CHEVROLET

Fatlu (Zalanift. Vittorio, RC, 'xiturdav. Apr.I 22. 196T

Cancer Cure hi
Early Diagnosis

the the fund was getting monthly
donations by payroll deduction,
and pn’dict'Hf If the present rate
of increased revenue continued,
the campaign would reach its
year's objective of (55,000.

Dr. H. M. Edmison was
elected president, and other
officers elected were R. D.
Ferguson, vice-president, sad
Mrs. R. N. Grubb, eerretary-
treasurer.

■| Director* elected were F. A
Nicholson, Stanley Moore, Dr. J.
| £.. M. Anderson. F. W. White-
] house and K. R. Thornton

A cancer cure, or permanent
relief for cancer is now m sight
in many areas, according to Dr.
K. R. Thornton, director of
laboratories at Royal Jubilee
Hospital.

He tokl a meeting Thursday
of the Victoria unit of the
Canadian Cancer Society that
“too little, too late” no longer
applied to cancer
"Tbo late" was the only thing
that counted.

He pointed to recent experi-
• m.-nU in the -United Stati**
where large numbers of jieople
were examined, who had no
cancer symptoms whaWoever. j

RK(t)\ ERV RATE

I Tl» recovery rate after five
years, for those where early
was awarded Thursday Tty the cancer waa discovered this way,
federal government to Fraser wea 87 P pr «=«*• «ompared with

«• - v«—v„ srs, *:;z

calling for dredging the Inner ^ before the cancer vnm
CONVENTION CENTRE part of the natural harbor, found

The money, it was suggested. including Blue Heron basin. " of course, of those exam-

rould be used for tourist Dredging of the harbor, which; bJ^’ cl ^e r * proportion

promdlon or to help finance a provided wharfing facilities for -Qt course It all costa a!
convention centre for Victoria fishing boats as well atjtremendous amount of money,”
- a centre which Is expected to marinas, is expected to start'he said.

mat several millions of doHars. **t month. * “But a country which spends

The “cutting edge" of the local tourist industry
will meet soon to pass judgment on a plan to levy a,
four-per-cent room tax on accommodation establish-'
ments in order to raise money for promotion.

Sam Lane, chairman of toe
tourist group of the Victoria
Chamber of Commerce, tokl
directors Friday he will call a
meeting of people In toe fore¬
front of the field, such as hotel
*:id rontelmeBr—4* v»e* -mo-.
census and make recommends-
I mm.

The plan to levy the tax was
first suggested by chamber
president Courtney Haddock and
Inter supported by Mayor
Stephen who felt that between
5200,000 end 5300,000 a year
could be raised.

where a great deal of diag¬
nosing would be done by
computer.

No human being could hope to
keep up with the continual
output of new knowledge in
books and articles, but a
computer could, said Dr. Thorn¬
ton.

APKlt. H Nil

F A. Nicholson said thorp had|
been a 10-pcr-cent increase In
donations to the April cancer
fund campaign over last year.

He noted toat more and more

Anchorage

Increases

1662 ST. FRANCIS WOOD

On a nice quiet cul de sac off Rockland Avenue, a high location on a beautifully treed
lot with glimpses of the sea. An excellent plan with large living room and formal size
dining room, beautiful built-ins Including dishwasher. 4 bedrooms. IRA Pf|f|
Full basement with fireplace in rumpus room. Approx. 1600 tq. ft.
of delightful living, including triple plumbing. Asking---¥■?¥¥¥

For appointments to view call Mr. J. D. Smith

385-6741

NORTHWESTERN SECURITIES OF VICTORIA LTD

Murray Dale

Lme. that toe tourist industry
people spend considerable
money of their own txi promo¬
tion.

He granted the primary
motive was to fill rooms but the
effect wat far more widespread.

C ONSIDER COSTS

Everybody was getting some¬
thing, he added. It should also
be realized toe accommodation
people get only third crack at
dollar. Statistics

the tourist
showed food and beverage sup¬
pliers came first and the
transportation Industry second.

Mr Haddock warned the
meeting shcsild give some con¬
sideration to methods and cost
of collecting the tax. He sug¬
gested that toe accommodation
suppliers should get a fraction
of toe tax for collecting.

Mr. Haddock said that Van¬
couver turned this plan down!
and the premier was against it!
but, nevcrtheiessi, he could see'
It being adopted provincialfy if 1
it was not put into effect here.

SWIFTS URE PLAN

A proposal for a “Swiftsure
Yeek" tor Victoria will be
studied. The plan, as outlined at
the meeting Friday, would hinge
nn the chamber setting up a
central information centre for

penning it.

Thomas D cony warned
against expedition of the
event. Yachtsmen came to the
Swiftsure to sail he said, and
would be quite capable of taking
the event elsewhere if It was
commercialized or “souped up."

mors complete Base ui aS, you’re getting M
car JOB wont in any «*» Ton want, with
equipment you'll ruully like, "1 ° •P»° q1 P no *
you cun afford. Hunyl Chuck thu uubu low
price ou thuuo Uriuo upucially equipped, epe-
ciully priced Chevrolet, with your dealer today
—you con eave youreelf a lot of money.

MINERS
dig us

AUDITORS
count on us

FARMERS
root for us

WEATHERMEN
hail us

PUBLISHERS
subscribe to us

even BANKERS
give us credit

ON ALL THE

at tour chiviout di

Vm. it’s that special t«ea

ever on a
11, Corvair or 1
•enerous Spring

You, too, cart rely on Paclfio
Y/aatern Airlines lor fast,
efficient scheduled service*
throughout the Canadian North-
Vast. Fly wMh Canada s bast
looking atowardeases between
Vancouver, the Sunshine Coast
end Vancouver Island; or be¬
tween Edmonton end major
northern centre*. And aend ua
your air cargo; we’re nice to
that, toot

Authorized Dealer la Victoria;

Phone 885-5777

8050 Douglas at Finlay son, Victoria

Be sure to see Bonanra on the CBC-TV network eech Sunday. Chech your local Hating for channel and time.

yi SAFEWAY

flailq (EoLnnilt. Victono, BC, Saturday, April 22 , 19&7

Ao Direct Dialing
Until June, 1968

C F ’AnrhinWk.■ Hie- mitt
pany's Island division manager,
said •III’ delay caused by a
strike in a plant that jtmduced
the equipment, scheduled to go

R C. Telephone C n

lit p a n >
anmium-rd Friday ''circum¬
stance* boj-ond its control 1 have

Tbi Brsatsst Spsctacular in Canada

Transportation Tangle

Suburban bus depot in path of tornado shows
smashed buses tossed about in Oak Lawn, south¬
east Chicago suburb, Friday. Some idea of fury of
storm comes from way heavy equipment was
strewn about. — (AP)

1700 Aimed Forces Personnel
in two hours of thrilling
entertainment, action,
pageantry and excitement

Whole,

Government
Inspected, lb.

Greek Clamp

obstetrician and gynecologist,!
who is president ot the Family
and Children's Service.

The discussion will focusa on'
the prevention of legitimacy, i

A major public forum on i
illegitimacy will be held under
the auspices erf the Family and
Children's Service in McPherscn
Playhouse at I p m. May *.

The fact that the forum will
be held with the annual meeting
of the organization it an indica¬
tion of how serious the problem
is looked on by child welfare

Reaer* «l Heat Bleachers

.*2.00 *1.00

.*2.00 *1.2*

TICKETS ON SALK
AT ALL

EATON’S STORES
ON VANCOUVER
ISLAND

No TttophM*
Reasnittnii

rection in 15M7-49. Greece and 1
Turkey form the eastern Medi-
krtmnean flank of the North At-
Untie Treaty Organization.

WILL HURT NATO

Whalr\er the outcome, h
means further deteewrauon of
the NATO position in the BaJ-
kan-Middle Cast sphere—a po¬
sition aheady weakened by the
Greek-Turfcish conflict over QH
rrua. where a liruted Notional
peweekeeping force guard* the I
peace.

Radio Athena said the chief!
of the army general staff, Gen.!
Gregorios Spandikakia. wail
named vice-premier and de-i

prohletba farad by immarried
expectant mothers and toe tale
of toe illegitimate child.

Panellists will be Mrs. Faye
McBride, supervisor of the
Family and Gaklren s Service’s
iximarried parents section;;
Victor Belknap, B.C.'s deputy 1
superintendent of child welfare;
Rev. Robert Morris of First
United Church, and Dr. E. N

Fresh Boneless

Of the 2,599 children boro In
toe Greater Victoria area last
year. 274 wrrr illegitimate
The moderate rrf the panel
■III be Dr

Government Inspected

aav *ta*» ^- ~

Hors man, I Pare!*, consulting psychologist

Turkeys

’ r Hoo "MW„ Fresh

A it. 45

U*der
10 lb*
Grade

other key points in the capital
before dawn as the army ■ i
stepped in to handle a mounting
political crisis.

Government and party leaders
were placed under arrest and
a state of siege declared. The
Greek embassy in Home aaid
many were later treed.

SHOT ON SIGHT

Civilians in Athens were
warned they would be shot on
sight if they ventured on to the
streets after dark.

The army radio announced
that a decree signed by US-year-
old King Constantine paved the
way for the takeover and that|
the king, whose role was not
clear, ad ended when the Arch-1
bishop of Athens swore in the
new government.

There were no reports in Ath¬
ens of any direct statement by
the king.

SHOOTING REPORTED

Nor went there reports of dis¬
turbances during the takeover,
though the Yugoslav news
agency Tanjug reported spora-j
die shooting as troops patrol¬
led the half-empty streets at :
the Greek capital Friday.

Tanjug said Greek troops had'
blocked the border with Yugo¬
slavia.

It was the most serious crisis
for Greece since the Greek*
beat d<>wn a Onmmumst inatm-

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Title Will He V acated
If Clay Goes to SVison

NEW YORK (AP) — if
heavyweight champion
Cassius Clay goes to jail
for refusal to enter military
sen ice, his title will be
\aeated and an elimination;
tournament staged to pick a
successor, the chairman of
the New * York Athletic
Commission said Friday.

"We definitely will strip him
of his title." Eddie Dooley told
The Associated Preaa. "1/ that
happens, we wiH take six or
eight of the world’s leading box¬
ers and let them fight it out."

Other boxing title bodies the
World Boxing Association, the
British Boxing Boaitl of Octroi
• nd Ihc Eurtr>osn Boxing Assn-
ciatkjf) hinted they probably
would lake similar action but
preferred to wait developments.

"Knowing Clay as an indivi¬
dual, he probably will change
i his mind 14 times getting from
i Louisville to Houston." said
; Robert Evans. Louisville attor¬
ney and president of the WBA
"We don't want to anticipaie
anything

* But if Clay were to go to
Jiiil for five years, as rep rird,
we would have to take some
kind of action.”

Tl»e British Boxing Board and

Yankees Again Lose
To Rookie Southpaw

the European Association both
saxt they would sit tight until
something happens

"If the title ia declared va¬
cant." said a board spokesman,
"and elimination bouts *re held
we shall insist at least one Eu¬
ropean booter be included. This
obviously would be West Ger¬
many's Karl Mildenhergrr, the
European champion."

All REE Oh KARL

Donley agreed that Miklen-
berger would have to be in¬
cluded In any elimination tour¬
nament.

I The New York Athletic Cotn-
| mission, with tie-ins with several
states and foreign countries, for
I years has been r»wtRider«d the
, moat important voice of the
sport.

The WBA is an organization
of state association*. When it

Raxed Sandotcn barn* trill be rebuilt

Yanker-killers used to he.against MrJ Siottlemyre. who into a second-place tie. Moving'heavyweight champion, prior to C (pYY t 1 f\ 11 £1 ^

atarce and famous but now that had pitched shutouts in bis firat ahead of them were the Detroit Terrell * loss to Oay. moat ring 1/lillmV V/ IJl/lVJIitl i aUIJI vFEAx-'EJI

the mighty have fallen they are two starts to give New York Tigers, who blasted Minnesota followers stuck with the state) I ■ ■

plentiful and can only get a Yankees a hetter-thaiKxpected Twins. 12-4. The Twins never commission In re-cognizing Clay. j
stirt towards becoming famous 1 start. recovered after Tony Oliva to*' ,me*H DETERMINED

hy handling the fnrmer scourges Rohr wasn't quite as good a third-inning home run when _ h^vvweirti! |d nB who la' W'T IT f* « W'S IT 1

of the American League. yesterday, but he was good he passed Cesar Tovar on the . to evade Armv service li _ I I __ __ 4 ' I j _ ^1 I

Re that as it may. 21-year-old enough* He struck out seven. b»*e p»m as Mohammad All a'minister (H 11 O I Q I PQf Q 1 O

Bill Rohr of the Boston Red Soxwalked only one and scattered Tovar .topped between first l!l]am insu „ hf re- | Ud, J.Q B l X/t* I ^ |JJ[ C/CIJ. JLld Util

at least has taken two giant eight hit* effectively In be*Ung;anii second base, and the to , # |, a ^ ^tten he *™—* **•*■*■ ^ m.K-/ v *• M.

strides towards major league Stottlemyre, 6-1. I previously-elated Oliva ran right j B «aliexl up for mduction at JL

baseball security | a run-scoring double and a I by him as the ball he hit landed Houston April 2ft.

The rook.e lePh.nder. who lwo-run Wr by Dali.on Jones; in the upper right-field dec* *„ d he ^ «| y wuoU de- MONTREAL fCPl-The pro-'apparently overcome a weak- decision which of hi. veteran moved because of fatigue and

heal Whitey Ford with a one. did moat of the damage for the C Ihv el a n d Indians also cline take the oath but alro Utg , tW , , ftminon . g *.<- „<•*. he disptavrd when he first nrtminder* will face the hot an ankle bruise. Imlach said,
h uer in his first mayor-league Red Sox . !***"* ,h f T, «*« would refuse a, take the .tap (lf £ lh , b^,,^f.,pven joined the defending Stanlev Montrealer* today. ’They'll know who's go.ng to

atari, was matched yesterday, Defeat knocked the Yankee. J im Fre S os. bit a two-out. ninth- forward when his name Is S| * ^ nna , look |cu P champion, two months ago. Terry Sawchuk was reared start just before .hey take the

___ r ~ o give Cai- called. Authorities .ay wchie- d jff erent approaches to Friday "He doesn't let those rebounds by Johnny Bower near the five- ice Saturday." Imlach said with

3 33 1 °™ 7 . ' , * m wrin ; I 0 "" '* PJ jn,stablP by * practices, but the end result go bouncing back all the way minute mark of the third period a grin. "Maybe I'll let them

t L k LPa f W 2T y J?* [TL? ^ was the Mmc. to the blue line any more.” Thursday night after Montreal's make up their own minds after

AM TWF \ 1 w'ili r n^ disgr.^. mv - For Montreal Cnadien,. who Imlach aaid he ha. made no fifth goal_Sawchuk was re- the warmup." _

^ 1 T ' l “ W ■ m - Ugion, my people or myself byf^nced Toronto Maple ^.fs

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™ Bt \ • I « •- I equality and freedom." Ctay ,nr the I^afa it was com pul- — ———

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At the risk of being arraigned on charge* of spreading
alarm and despondency I must confess that I hrtieve there are
only four British golfer* technically equipped to conquer the
world

That is one hell of a claim for so seemingly a small point
as a man'?, putting style, hut 1 l«Hev* it tn he sorrowfully lim¬
it's no coincidence that while South Africa has produced
Gary Player. New Zealand Bob Charles, Australia Bruce
Devi n. Japan a number of honourable mentions and America
a whole new generation of hard-hitting potential champions,
Britons have been complacently contemplating their glorious
past and doing nothing shout the future

What they cannot seem lo get into their heads i. that to he
■ pretty good professional golfer In Britain is to set one's sights
on becoming a parish councillor instead of Prime Minister.

To rank now. in the fast-expending world of golf, you have
to have made your mark outside the 50-mile circle bounded
by Wentworth in the west and Royal Si. George's in the easi.
Ybu have lo play, and damn-near win. in sdeh Inconvenient

pitched by Bob Veale which
gave Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-1
viviory over Chicago Cub*.

1 New York Met*, beaten by the
veteran righthander ntne I
straight times in Shea Stadium. I
scored nve runs off Jim Bun
ning In the second inning and
went on to a 6-1 decision over
Philadelphia Phillies.

In Lna Angeles, baseball's
longest streak came to an end.
The Dodgers were rained out of

• I «C3 ~ 1 equality and freedom. Ctay ‘" r

' 1 ! said Jn a news ormferem-e in **>

i '4 — Louisville Thursday. PERFECT ATTENDANCE |

» tT. V’ EVEN CHCVAIjO » made no difference to

« | Dooley *. d If CW «‘Ue U •»£££ £SZ[

1 1 - \ declared vacant, leading eon-

tenders would be thrown into the^ U P ■" * bbrrvU,w!

m \ uni a"*** of diminatteta. These wortout.

• 1 an - would imlude such fighters as, "Sure it was an optional prac-j

t 1 v, Floyd Patterson, George Chu-, tiee." Toe Blake, the Montreal

4 J m 1 valo'of Toronto. Terrell. Znra coach, said after the workout.

1 • ■ Folley. Thad Spencer. Joe Fra-|‘*But I guess no one like* to

5 4 ro 1 tier. Henry Cooper and Milden- B | g y in seclusion In the country

!*«*■! berger They were all waiting at the bus

• 1 xm • : ~ ' when I got there."

The Canadiens hide out be
, . 1 tween game* at a Laurentian

veale which . Mountain reanrt north of here

,,ral ” * jHVTc V 'and will not return to town un-t

c ° 01 ’ til near game time turi*>.

beaten hy lhe . PREPARE FOR TEARS

Handicapping Made Easy

venues as Johannesburg. Talpeh, Tokyo, Sydney, Mexico City ***' e ' r scheduled game against
and Bermuda before proving you're just a* good as the next 1 St k* 1 '* Cardinal*, it wss the
man in the ultimate tests in Florida and California jj ” 1 *i me , ^ mr,vwl

Where, friends, is the Briton who's done that? Aaswer: Broiklyn st the siart of

nowhere. So while you think up your theory, just listen to mine. Ihp season that rain h*d

prevented even an Inning being
played.

Rased on Old Cliche

It's based on experience of golf all over the world and a NtK Yorl
cliche. I've lived with for the past 40 year*: ' Drive for show,
putt for dough.” mark 'J

There is hope, certainly, In the greater number of British <xtman. t
youngsters who are now getting out to the lar corner* of the r»iuom»
world in the winter. But what amazes me is that nearly all of
them come home with precisely the same putting-style with t« <?>.
which they went. ISf^aTw

They follow-through after striking the ball on the greens. []

And there, in a single-sentence w-hlch may well sound like the
Ultimate in over-simplification*, ia my explanation of why Bril-
am isn't winning more than the occasional laurel overseas. Bunirr

Let me immediately warn my British readers against KtSw^r
leaping wit of their chairs and Instantly changing their putting o**a»r <
method from the smooth-long-follow-through to the abrupt stab cturun
which see* the putter-head atop dead on impact. W Vtun

In Britain, where the greens are the truest and fastest In cL
the world, you can use this method with good effect till the cow* W,rd '*
come home. It it only when you go abroad, particularly into
tropical and sub-tropical regions where the climate has trans-
formed eoarae-graas greens into slow pile carpets, that the JJtaTi.'
British style ia exposed as useless. ™ i

From Hong Kong to Atlanta. Georgia, you, have to rap the iiSi'.. D
ball and not roll it. If you roll It the moat minute blemish at
Impact -a sixteenth of an Inch error on a long putt for example «•* v™
- will become so exaggerated that your ball can finish five feet
■hart, past or wide. You simply relinquish ail control over the
putt's journey if you insist on taking the British putting style
■broad. SK? 1

It bewilders me that ao many intelligent young British
golfers fail to see H. It it costing them thousands of rands,

' dollars and yen every year. fer

INKSK *X l.KSUI K
Ntw York nuo am aia i « 1 ’

Boat on inWMi I 12 I

atnWrmyr* 3-t. Hamilir* il •. W.v
mark >t< ud Mnward: Rohr ?-* and
<Ham. Harm run RnMon-Jnr»l <!■!'.

MONTREAL — Handicap chairmen and
their committees acros* the country will now
have help from Bank of Montreal computers
in calculating golf handicaps. G. Arnold Hart,
chairman snd president, said the hank has
introduced a new service "to relieve golf
cluh* of the chore of calculating handicap* ”
The program was developed with the
approval of the Royal Canadian Golf Asso¬
ciation. at the Board of Trade Country Cluh
tn Toronto, where it received enthusiastic
support. The service has been endorsed lor
countrywide application by the RCGA.
whoe rules will apply.

Twice monthly, participating golf cluh*

will receive summaries of members' handi¬
caps calculated hy computers at the hank's
Genie centren in Montreal, Toronto and
Vancouver. Clubs and golfers will he ahle
in use these summaries both to ascertain toe
handicap and to post new scores.

In addition, individual handicap raids will
lie provided for memhers of clubs affiliated
with the provincial golf associations and tt-n
RCGA, and cards will he renewed automati¬
cally at least once a month. The cards will
he valid for tournament purposes.

Each of the bank's !W offices in Canada
v» ill act as relay points for the regional
ti4mie rent re*

Blake refused to make any

iSSWJSTffllJSiln Patrick Cup Play

Imlach. Toronto's general man-
ager-conch. said the Montreal¬
ers “will cry before it's over.” I
I “Last night's game is gone,
I and there’s no point in talking
| shout it.” Imlach said. *ft*G

Totems Lead Canucks, 2-0

Tadav's National Hockey VANCOUVER — Seat tie. now moves to Seattle for Things simmered down a hit
. '' piavaff Totems took a 2-0 lead in the completion, the Canuck* having until the third period when

mum bemeea Tarsal- and best-of-seven Western Hockey no home Ice because of altera Canucks' Brian Hextall tried
Maatreal at Maatraal earn be League playoff final Friday tions being made at Vancouver Larry Lund for size.

.MB an MmimIs I Bad • nifh‘ by defeating Vancouver Forum. Larry Cahan and Barry Wat-

■Urkac »l ltJlt.a. Cunucks, 4-3. in a fight-filled Defenceman Noel Picard son gave the Canucks ■ 2-1

..^_ game broke a S-3 tie midway through hrst-peruxl lead after Chuck

. ... . « The series for the Patrick Cup lhr final period when his Holmes had put Totems ahead.

- - screened shot from the point got then Hen Boehm put Canuck*

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JMJtoafraii. gam. nm nan cuy dmaid p*rk. sUrta at 2 p m. I During their 14 me

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Chicaan »\ m a®- 1 I a

During their 14 meetings over
the regular TO game schedule
the two chibs split the points. I
Both won six. and the two

City Clubs
Seeking
B.C. Titles

past goalkeeper A! Smith on the two goals in front in the second
Klioit side, it was Picard's period before Hale and Picard
second goal of the game. beat Smith with long shots.

TEMPERA FLARE

Bob Cook of the Canucks and D»r,«lv<*ll

Larry Hale of the Totems fCL D3 SCDcU 1
started a first-period hassle

which smn involved practically, van* nm Si -1 ! H !

every player on both cluhs.: ^V L >

; Handrahan <«'. nixon '*■ and UrSa-
• * • ! man. Horn* run Sraltl* B»nk« (lilt.

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PnrUand t Snr*an» 3.

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TODAY

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v .4# chon in th» art*

Four with a Chance

So. in surveying the British golf scene for the young men
capable of raising the Union Jack over a few foreign club¬
houses, I restrict myself to four players whose putting styles
give them a chance:

Neil Coles. George Will, dive dark and Peter Townsend.

I add the name of a fifth—Tony Jaeklln—because I believe he is
the best and toughest young newcomer Britain has found in
five year*.

I do not believe that we shall see whether Townsend is to
become a world-beater for at least four years. Much the same
applies to Clark, for both these youngsters have been persuaded
to change their natural swing* as soon as they joined the pro¬
fessional circuit.

For heavens sake, why? Henry Cotton taught himself guff
and hit swing hasn't changed throughout all his brilliant years
from boyhood to the status of lone elder statesman. Natural
golfers don't need to be taught. I've never had a lesson in my
life. I've received—and offered-plenty at tipe about the game.
But that should be the start and end of it.

Happily Coles and Jacklin are now sufficiently experienced
campaigners lo know the truth of my woids and to have
escaped the doubtless well-meaning intentions of those who
want to change the fundamentals of their style*. It is to these
men that I look for Britain's biggest successes of the neih 12
months at home and abroad.

There are many other names that will probably flash
to the fore during our own British live-month season. But let
us no longer deltaic ourselves that fame in ou* own backyard
means much to the res' of the world. The real challenge to
America now is coming from the Far East and if Britain Is
to stay in the race we'd better learn to accept the fact that
we must rethink our putting principles. For putting, at world
level, ia the key to winning golf.

Selke Surprised
About New Job

JNT Other contests ended in tie, i Vanmvrr. Cahan iMWwy, DuH»> Mlanapnlls I. nmMlx a

-rJ te^a^eklS^ro^S tie. —• »- ! - “

* ,title* this weekend at Kinsman '"pjli.iiiri* fhhm* isi i ts; <vi () (' SoCCLM

47-40 margin in goals. < Vancouver •»< u rw* -v>

yA Blake said he will go with the Fark in North Vancouver “ „, sl ,. fc , A e. a-u... v

)£*2 same lineup that brought him For Coach Larry DeCostas JjJjgJfJi'reiitS mssii ractus u.sw mccw m

victory in the opener. Division IIT team it will be a 4. v«nnw*r. fW.hR. v*i n<i». m

'til "What else can I dn. 1 can't |third try. previous finals being h«i« 'Oh«. Pi.-anti is a* n “ nr “ l * f ’ n’vHk^'iv

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*T7 ' . . ,i ... In each of those two trie, the » 8—^ n,BW ” MONTREAL (UPH-N,

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irR, "there's no way Canadiens sixths meet the nemesis Grind-H WelCOIRM I ■

can beat us with a Junior B view Legion squad In a match ■ N«W Member* MH Vi«t«ria O'KmI#

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picrd <Hup»«. | MONTREAL CUPlt—National

Hrxnh <v*. i-ujk) <S'. Hockey League scoring chanv

Hnlmn >S< 4:«. pion gtan ^,5 been

t 5 t ** ^ Hockey News a,

vaM the player of the year.

MONTREAL <CPi Frank in charge of sale, promotion fori League this season- YjIUreillUUl *» ,U9

Selk« Jr., said today he is, the Cana then Arena Co., which "It's the first time I've seen Claremont boys defeated Urti-
" somewhat surprised" by » owns Montreal Cana them nf the a Junior B goalie playing in a versify School. 326-237, Thurx-
Thuraday announcement that be NHL. Stanley Cup final." Blake said, n ■ track meet at Work

will join the California Seals for "I have been given perm is- "Sure he lacks finesae. hut that p^km Oval,
the 1167-68 expansion season at sian by the company to negoti- cornea with his lack of expert -1

the National Hockey League, as ate with the Seals." ence. Bat he's a good skaterj IRfBVC'l’l IMA

executive vtce-preeider*. The Thursday mnounrement am j movea around well out VVRUi I LIIIU

The announcement was made was made by Barry Van Gerbig, there." AMIN A

*» Oakland, Calif. the 27-year-oid millionaire, who Asked whether he still emv: j |H i| April 2l t 111!

"In my view, the announce- *1*° »ki he has taken over own- t i<i er ed Vacbon a junior B com- 4 dynamic m stoic* 4

merit was somewhat premature ersh^p of the Seals. petitor, Imlach laid Friday: . D®n McLARTY vs. ,

because negotiations had not Previously, he owned toe team .-ONCESBION TOLOB

been finalized and I had hoped jdlntly with the Shasta Cbrp. ‘ ‘ ... . ^ * r.in.

to have them settled before the which owns the Ire Follies and but J gueas I d have to, us 4. russ I

end ,4 the Stanley Cup finala. " '» San Francisco - pro soccer rank him the heat Mn or B in

Srike said. | team. » «*unlrv right now." I ^ SSS.’.In

"There are three or four areas In addition to his duties as a Blake said Vaehon is learning, L- _~

of negotiation that we haven't■ Forum vice-president. Seike has every day and "at this point I| ^ «

talked about." conduited a between - periods haven’t tried to change his. abkna aox nmc*. Ms-isit

These are not financial, said television show foe Canadiens ;tyle." 1 1 " »h*nJl.

Selke, who now ia vice-president (games for aeveral year*. The 21-year-old rookie h*d (■■■■■■■■■■■■HMRi

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Cahan Leads in WHL Vote

SEATTLE — Larry When the votes were tabu- make the second team and 10 points as a rightwinger and
Cahan of Vancouver la,w 3- Cahan k>d lhe poll with Hebentun, who also got three six as a leftwinger.

, 479 out of a possible 510 points, points in the left-wing voting, Other Victoria players to oam

Canucks, who let}, Western which are awarded on a 5-3-1 was fourth at his regular pc*i- points were goalkeeper A1 Smith |
Hockey league defencemen basis. ] tion with 165 points. I15I, defencemen Bill Shveti

in scoring, is the OUtstand-' Next 10 Cahan m thf v0 *° wai Sandy Hucul was fifth among (12) Claude T Librotise (2)

,: n thlJ inamla • teammate Don Simmons, who defencemeTI wilh m pomts, »nd leftwinger Lou Jankowski
ing pla>er in the league m drew 402 p**, as Marcrtu ^

the opinion of his fellow runaway of the verting for the i ccntremcn with 162 points. Players selected to the first

tne opinion Of his fellow runaway at the verting lor me ccntremcn w ilh 182 points. Players selected to the first

players. goalkeeping spot. Bruce Carmichael received 38 team each receive a 1300 cash

Cahan topped the voting lONXY CUB WITH TWO P«n*s in the left-wing voU and award and players who were

# .. , „ e Bob Barlow, who spent most of runners-up at the stx position

for the annual all - afar Slmmon-a selection made the ^ waswl ag a r< , ntremJm , got ,.ch receive *150 in cash.

team, which is selected by » ur P ri > in * Vancouver Canudu -

, . the onlv club to place two pl£>-

players on the seven teams. ert (jn the fj „ t leam jf-v m TV"/'* XT *

Players are not allowed to Connie Madigan of Portland l/| 0 > 11/ in

vote for a member of their Bpekaroo« was selected as Ca- 1/lfia WV f'fi' M. a ILCO
n » nr | ll | 1 ban's defence partner, drawing

- n ^ C,U ____ 415 point, as the two veterans ^ *

n t Exhibition Park

m Wyij £JW* | Player. aUu selected Guyle

J- 9'%^-M I Fielder over Portlands Art. ^ , ,

Liston

ou n club.

Palmer
Yields
To Cold

Big Win Prices Feature
Exhibition Park Racing

, ,, __r* .. .. VANODtJVKR- Friday's eieht- J " ,1 ' li * H*** <o»*irirt .us R«piy m»ii m*rtni .

Jones as all-star centre. It was VAnuvuvr.n rriuay seigni ||)u|<a <aue , . m u ,„ r Hril ,|„ lk .> u>

the closest vote of all with race thoroughbred card at r.x- s«nu T*rri« <Fhniip»i .m ■ Mmtarhto iTi*n>*>) .. ni

Fielder, who had a tremendous hibition P>rk was full of sur- W|U ChU J <iurn«i . ft* eighth race ciauninc. 11 . 400 , for

aecond half getting 313 points prises—five of them to be exact, rteto-r (Uimw»i u* > rcur-war-nM* and up. l^ turtonn.

to 2<U for Janes Biggest surprise of all was sixth race- com h invtotMnsi. tor

miu u*» “» tTBSiass.'* “ *

San Diego s r red Hills, wno wfto d J51 jq ln wm ning die Ky iuran. .bw
W league goal-scorers, was the ^ ^ ^ v.moddie t«*
left-wing choice over Seattle • _ . ^ at 134 20 and Wal- »'•* *wu
Bill Dinceo, **277. and Dick SJSfuJeKi Sf *Si .“!««& SET. -
Meissner <* Ux i Angela beat ^ (>rtdsH>n wonder croa, and
tad Howie Hughes of Seattle. Yo rkie Mtss had started the * Haauqurna .twrnrv!
271-204. for the right-wing spot. pmgr>m m , ormful (ashlon . -

' ynr.ilda and up. all turlun(a

DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The 1 271-204, for the right-wing spot,
second round of the 1100,000
Greater Dallas Open Golf Tnur-| FOLR LEAFH GLOBE

p Ml ._ Ini.mmli.it SEVENTH NATE Th* r»CSarsrr .Unlay

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Magi. Cra> ■ Milne. Ill

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rament was postponed because Defenceman Aut Erickson. m^tih'uvearSd Enchalade r^ J " r i
of rain Friday and wiH be p,ho made the second team, and won ^ ^patured seventh race H'a , nki> R 's2lay lrT,0n ' 11 *''''

rs;; ^rx ! "o., A h ^iy-r.'.'7X ,ot ■ r r ' i “™ * nd r o ,

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won UHT Little Oh. Choo .Cowla.

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Sonny

LONDON (AP)—British
boxing officials refused Fri¬
day to allow former heavy¬
weight champion Sonny
| Liston to fight in Britain
| this summer.

The British Boxing Board ofi
Control gave no reason for ban-
, ning Liston, but it apparently
still hasn’t forgiven his sudden j
leaving the country in the mid¬
dle of a 1964 exhibition (our.

"I am staggered at the
board's decision, and 1 am go-!
iij ‘fR ,0 •rf my lawyers," said I
ns I^aurie Lewi*, promoter at ate 1

tor fight

SAYS BAN LIFTED

] jj! Lewis said the BBBC previ-
iM ously informed him the ban on
the 34-year-old fighter had been
lifted since compensation had
Vis been paid for the unfinished
1,4 tour

** Liston, who recently started a
n« comeback in Sweden, was re-
j* ported to have said In Stock-
11 4 holm that he paid 18.400 in com-
Jn pensation and c o u 1 d n't be

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Postponement came when Enckson drTW 172 paints to ^ThSat ^

533“- a * * “ dAiniAa «.«. IK-

UKntrUng held tne stftrt of play w w w y#®r-oifi. aix turionp:

through 9:15 a.m. i w**r cm tFinky. usd mid r«

At toe same time the poat-| Payers receiving 70 or more i?

jHSRiiHirt was amaxmeetf, ArTP otB ‘=--

nok! Palmer, guff, latest

money w toner who slumped to und. aeaui* taooi: Dm Pi>m*aa 150 w

a six-over-par 76 in the opening U ”J,.___ __ second iu«-Aitow*«-*. t>

mund Thursday, asked perml.-L {aL^ttaiTSST

sian to withdraw because he^.rrv odramki. <*■’•*? BWdldo iStan

was ill. Permission was 'SZSllT

granted. <*); Larm Hsi*. a*s»a* (••); J“* ua>« mx-k, Banty u

Gay Brewer, the Hastcr* | 1 3 *^*‘®',_

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nidido iSataii aw 2 M LONDON (AP)—The All-Eng- on the Wimbledon centre court.

a| i »i O0 ™ii B 'n ^rPr '^'m*... Bunn* lard Tennis Club announced The event is scheduled for
Ajar M*rk. Betty Lcte■■ Akasbo unprecedented plans Friday (or Aug. 25, 26 and 28 — seven
a*ic. P«u»* — "* • t ight of the world's top profes- weeks aftec the Wimblcdcn

Third Race-ciAimins. c ms. u>™* sionak to play to * tournament tournament itself
2L3?/KSif" Caaa n » nrjna? on I- -1 It was a big move by British!

Wimbledon Plans
Pro Tennis Tourney

jJJ banned on that count,
it* i It is understood that Liston
1'} had been offered a fight against
Brian London in May or June
i hy Blackpool promoter Lewi*.

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, y . | fV s CENTRE: Guyl* Retd**, B**W* mil; -

champion from Dallas, took the Art Jqtm. Portland OH): Milan Mar Thin, lUe* -Ctalmln*. n«a. uiraa-

lead in the first round wtto a ? u». vM sajift. vtk iw. v^r-oid. imm >a Canada.-»nirk»««

, VuxuiYfr llll; Warm JabiMoa. Ijb RaMHtn <Udn|1 |R K W W W 4*>

stx-under-par 64. Anri« «tt». a»n* 4 (Wa“ 1020 i«

Palmer was on hand to start lest wing: rr*d mita. sar n*aa Ocibhai in*rtwy' 2^*0

oxind Frid.,. de- Sf £"iJ2. ™ S'lST 'Si.Tif' *

spite the fact that he was suf- Portland mi.
fering from a cold and had ex- vc.rrr

pressed weariness torough hav- s^Zri-X ^d m7.* «• “ ®25

Ing played In eight of toe Iasi uS^.n,aZmi»^T 2 «

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Ing played to eight of toe last a

. -srhmaula Portland (Til; Alain Caro

Bine tournaments. 1 p<rfluM rwi.

Coaching Career
Interests Kelly

Philadelphia
Closes In
On Title W in

tennis authorities in their cam-,
paign for open tournaments, in
which professionals would com- !
pete alongside the cream of the
world's amateur*.

Professionals never before
have been allowed to play on
Wimbledon's centre court. It
was there that stars such ns
Don Budge, Jack Kramer, Lew
Hoad and Rod I diver won thpir
Wimbledon titles before turning
ipro: I

MONTREAL (CP) —Red ever, that he would prefer to ^^ u ^

Kelly aays ha win "seriously step down as an active player vmt«ihi sad
consider” any offer* he might Tve always piajred because lBarrtll

get to coach a team In next I enjoyed playing. I enjoyed
season’s expanded National It ao much that I never argued IT"tn*

rida Rsc* — ci*iminc hwry«ar-oMi ,w Hoad and Rod laver won their

«»30r»»*0 tiv FRANCISCO (AP) - Wimbledm titles before turning!

Onus (Amoldi S 80 2.8* „ SA;N . tMNUSUi lAri . pro;

Quarter Tim* ( 0 »h*r»i * 80 Shan*horrting by Hal Greer and 1 '___ ____

Aim ran R*y Iron, Know th* r»i-U. . y, ,. ■ 7 , CONT1NI.LD EFFORT

Gav Rond. Amaxrv* M«>UK Tim* Olfl Walker With 71 points

tut/*. between them plus a tremen-i For yoars the British have

a.x(B Rar»- aiiowmc*. n an. **«« dous effort by Wilt Osamherlain I tried uneurcesafuly to penuade
»*r-oid« 4 aix (u r igw. brought Philadelphia '76era a «bc Intornatomal Lawn Term*

5SC.' imS^db&vj 11 s« 2 " 122108 victory over San Fran- deration to sanction open

>oa cdwa (Ham* 1 _ ias cisco Warriors Thursday night toor-namerUi

i.!S.”'(Ci w-V'mi“ -C and a corimiBnckng 3-1 lead In! 'They suggested throwing Ihe
t their National Basketball Asao- Wimbledon tournament—the un-

c.»«. a.m t» d-Jk" PUyort flnjl. -rM nl.m|,lnna«p. j

aad u a. *i* furtoo«i Greer soared 38 points and | open to pros for a trial peitoo

Aim raa: Raartr Freddy. CM*f Ml
larkey, Ty Chl*(. CMra*o Mtk*. Tiiai
t 114/1

X’rt,, “ *J.5 *J;» I Walker S3 to offset a 43-pourt But toe plans were always

Warrior tce voted down.

Hockey League. over eantrseta at toe beginning h*au-a shadow. twi» i U 2 /i

"But I haven't signed «iy- a* toe season even after I'd had math Race-aaimiaa. *i <
tolngyetand, in fact. I haven't!^ W- . . ‘“S^rs* »*.

Whoa. Ka>*i. Rick Barry.

! Chamberlain tallied only 10
b tr*r- points but proved the key with I
if w ss w magnificent rebounding and
is 2 .in | continual blocking of San Fran~-

totog yet and, ln fact. I haven't ef^iTriZn' 11 m »»»« n •* magnificent rebounding a r

really had a good offer,” the But I m nof sorry about m*sa var ir*», i k un | oontinual blocking at San Fra

veteran Toronto Maple Leafs *at. I*«* *> all toe seme things “V^^Mon^v war—y. im”' risen riiots.
fcrward aak! Friday over agaat. At my age (hel) *w. t*ky kp*a*r. Dr paae*. Mr The best-of- seven series now

"Actually. I woukln't even be 40 In July) you have to | T ‘££ ila ' n ,?£ .moves to Philadelphia Sunday

think about It until the season tl, rt thinking about toe future. T? . • '•* after«*«i.

Is over anyway.” "I've had lota of offers. I've tsUlrieS -

LM ANflEIJR ROUND* I I** d f*? e ” FTMT It AC* - Clalmlnt. n M». tor ni .

Loa ANulLES nULiRiu. ieasn*. I have a business to fall ihrm>*ar-.i«M and up, n> furion«» Snnrt I omxx

Kellv. a TIVwir Niff, man I hark rwi tf T deride to eet rlirM L‘ n 8 M »«"L '■"""■•S' .IS uIIUl l UalUC

LOR ANflCIJR ROUND* | I** d FTRST RAC* — Oslmlnc. « Mm. tor |

Loa ANtiELER nutiNU. teams. I have a business to fall ihr** >**r-..i«M *nd up. ain furion«» VrtAl^ I nmA

Kelly, a 20-year NHL man back on if I decide to get right g. y- *ggL .i£ OUUI l \JMlllC

wito the Leafs and Detroit Red out of hockey.' Prar*aaa (Baa*) - 1.11.1 .U 2 ■«-■» • m*.l

Wings, has been reported con- Ke jly would prefer to move n 2 BrillffS 1 ltle

rVL ‘ nt " ^ top “ ■^cJSafftffisKi-n:-—S &

With toe LAB Angeles team mat a*p*mni* (MUn*, --l* PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) —

will play to toe NHL next aes- ^ ^ ^ * Jun|oc "flj* Superiatlve chipping and put-

B " n ' hockey 20 years and I've been ting made the difference as I

The former all-star dalenoe- amDflR ^ blg ^ aU that waSS o2nl“ .""IIIllu* PbyUi* Tiah Preuas scored a

Brings Title

man. who was converted to a an> "

fi *-ward alter going to Tnrrntn ' . _

eight leaaona ago, explained
that he has always wanted to vw- -m
go Into c oa c hing when he retired rr/l/*w l /}4f
a* a player. IIl/L/llt> V

He hinted Friday that his
playing days may he rapidly <TY

approaching the end. OCOfGS

Fair warning

"Several people have asked amxmcar leach: a

me whst would happen If toe wwl-aml.

Leafs leave me ixiprotected in s-n.

toe draft next summer and I'm „ “ K ‘““'r L ™ r .

picked up by aixaher team. cm*ifn»* win* mmi-m a*v*n Emm
"I simply toll toem not to §, aaMau** ■

Waste the money. ini* WMtmiim*r i**s* MM-m-MVM

Kelly would not aay whether cj,

be would consider another year Dn-nmandviii. l xias«mi »

MEMOBIAL CHS

— ~ CflrmwJI X TVOor* MID** I b-M*t»w*U itJlrlFhi ■ . n*

pickea up Dy snowier team. invtfnf* win* tMMMvm E*it*ra *-W*M*m Dir iLaaswavi .m

•■I simnlv toll toem not to «*. aKriry b-Eniry. r-En(ry

l simpty toil wirm not w N#w WMmMrr |, SaMatoin g FOURTH RACB-cuimlnt, Sl.og, far

Waste the money. (N*» W«*ml«*« l**Si S*M-a4-M**a f<w v**r-oldi and up. tlx fur Ion* i

„ W.rtwa MWl-fltal. X2i Wbllby Un runaway) .112

Kelly would not aay whether cj, j U n*i n>m <Ftai*yi.. lri

be would conrider another year Drummondviii. g xi«<or i {iSSSilnnlt? /aSJy)

wito Toronto at a player If he itS Mrtama w l Slsos* ruxi*r) -I-.li'

M tototod to the draft. _ &SS «/»•*====.«

"I really don't know. I'iJust •—

have to wait and think about «*n*bal Luari «J52w»to^5rt^STS?'iJta5s-

It ” Omaha B Orta hi— a CMy 1 EWhsM RMSrg (Wan) .Ul

irjt..-. w M . •Me***" (Vwi u—rtay imac* (AnwMi ....,tu

Kellys altitude hints, how- * 4 , Jt»» iar* <Laidi*n . _ns

Blarney a G* G* (Uahanc ..j» 1-up victory over Connie Dsy

D*viu*h D Friday and won her second

y/.inrta- y i :.4» North and SrtKh Amateur golf

Hum. JamagiSirt.)tournament In four years.

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Soprano Jill Paver defoatril
two ether sopram* and two
lenor* Friday night as the 1967
Greater Victoria music festival
ended In the McPherson Play¬
house, thus winning the Rose
Bow. — top award in the vocal
division,

“She . gave us style and
warmth,” said adjudicator Cecil
Cope, ‘ and we were always
conscious she was giving us all
she'* got.”

Her competitors were
sopranos Carla i^pvtnaon and
Norma Sclwood^ the tatter a
former Rose Rowi winner, and
tenors Don Twine and Guiseppo
Bianco.

* * ★

Where the Rose Bowl is
emblematic of the best in the
vocal classes, the City of
Victoria Medallion i* its
counterpart In piano.

Winner Unn Hendry won
eight out of the eight open piano
classes she had entered, so a
contest was hardly necessary.

Miss Hendry is IS years old.
formely of Penticton, briefly of
Victoria and soon to be of
London. Kngland.

Adjudicates- Nigel Coxe said
he had not heard anyone better
In all the various festivals
acroes Canada he had been
judging.

* * it

The Festival ended with the
highlights concert at the
McPherson.

Nearly a full ilu/cn—*■ >irh*tw
together with two or three
groups appeared before the
intermission. These included
singers Irene Boese. Penelope
Beavan and Jay McGowan as
well as young pianist* Wendy
Stofer, Becky Jay and Derryk
Dash

Instrumental^ John Gibson
provided a brass solo, Chris-

Feslivai Final Dav

r l*ir7AO TORONTO — Frankness huo fwrking meter law* w.-re invalid I* rr ( „Hkvd by Mrintt. riii^ns [.r.>|H-r(y hail, lie fare* IWu

I M A"" W Itli-hurd Holly, 52, wls» told since they referral to jiennVes to invctH-Bl.- the dionjfcsftl of charges of Iriiud and four of r>" m1 l"* 1

L A. JL MJ\j LJ Maglslrale .loseph Add I win he nickels, dirties arvd wmrter#. 1'»wn clerk and treasurer Miss theft - * * *

would be driving a car within 21 * *1 * Agnes I hi unlit m>, ,i immlcipnl * • * 1 OTTAWA \ joint G>mmun>-

huurs of hi# release from jail MIN HON French diplomat# fur ."i years Mayor t f iav MCI Italy Italy's Senate committee to siud.v a

1 o|Jier Saint was lieard on The despite a licence su#pen#ion. have spread the w..rd th.il ‘•«'" r kc l""n«r f .„"i »hm #*.# , s- ( ( , )It|WH . ulor was pnn#**^ bill outlawing du.en»n..*

fluic and Kdward Lres gave an Holly .said, “That'# ly»w much |> r cslilent de t.aulk ha# called ,an,, ‘ *»• married here Aleaaattdr* lion of hate literature in Canada

excellent violin solo. contempt I have for the for ( # full new a«#e##n> m d * * * Grrlnl 26 wed bank clerk named Donald Tolmir tL-Well-

George/Kirlaiy, a promising courts.” The magistrate raised^iw British memlventhip would OTTAWA All aim.* ln Audio Zaww only a y«r afteri and > and Senator Koonould
cellist, also appeared a* wejl as the sentence tu one year' In jail.>ffert the Common Market. die ai med fon »m •»<•* ,(10 br-gan her cereer. Last Hourque (L-Quebec) a* > ■>

the Patterson Family who won a 11.000 fine or nine extra * * * required Uj serve a minimum of ypar> ItaJy first time I chairmen,

the family ensemble class in the months and a life driving VANCOUVER — l‘«Ura < hlH five year# after completion of
recent competition. There was suspension. It was Holly's ninth Hoatli said he Is in favor nf their training, l»ef*iic* Minister
an item from the sp< arts'similar conviction. Shaving meter-maids hand uUt'llatllyer laid. |g|

Paver

division ana the Bern orter * * ★

Accordion ensemble rej ented SEATTLK Mr#, llonna

the arco^illon classes. 4ran Jobnwvu, 24, a recent

The program ended with an arrival from Portland, waa
Item from the Amity Singer#, charged with 14.736 hank holdup

winner* of the CBC award for last week, thv first by a woman

adult choirs in Seattle history.

Tlie full list of aw,iids: * * *

* * * CHICAGO l»r. Marvtn

Aldjt-n Hambrr IOUE CliajAer award Zlporyn, a jail psychiatrist who

*k> *airf"*™-iia*nii has been employed off and on
the under IS rlaa# .Shrtla Ann Wmdiry. by Cook County for almost 73

CBC awwid for lha KBlor adult choir , 1 . , . .

oktainln# mark* -the Amity Sinter,, years, was fired hectllise, Dc

•'''"fL"!! «f» r| ns» a** 1 # d-mti-a by | re iayed his conversalidns with
the Victoria Muvtnana Aaaixiatuai. Local

3« A.K. nt m -Kdward i«. mass murderer Rlrbmrd Speck

Edith Elila Award in wdo braia or writer who

wmahvtnd rlaaaea- Ik* Majer *° * Tlme magazine Writer WtlO

Audrey John*.* Award in epew-h aru is writing a bonk about Sfjeek.

- Kaihnn AIUmui.

* * * * * *

Hilda Kin# hurvintt l.e piann alfbl MEXICO Police said the
££3k lr S=r K «5T « first of the 1250.000 ransom

w . money |>aid in California for

MaJ ktfi MfLovfin ■rh<#Uiihip fur oprtv ■ . ,, . ___

pl>n.. Hw Linn H#fidr> Sle\rn I ounR. 11. ha* l)W n

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Chard details.

VWtiaia Centre. Royal Canadian Col- . . 4

l«#r uf Or#»mail, award* aenlor. Donna w w w

tkiuifan; Juniia, Bill r>>«on. OTTAWA It i# IX»t l’ S.

Royal School, of Muaic Aexrlatli* W1JAVVA ■ ' ,

award for the hiiihaai mark In piano policy to require loyalty oath*
e‘.“™ , ‘" C,flr * lly P, ‘ from' foreign students. Prime

Lillian SmHhurat award In elementary Minister Pcar»oo said. A Cana-
frade talk danrtn# Victoria We«t arhoul .. , , .. c . h .

* * # dian student in the U.S. who had

Jtthnson

trade talk danrtn# Vlrtorta We«t arhoul ■ - - '” 7 tTC . . . parking tickets. Women would Q,rynn.i

* * * d'»n student in the U.S who had ^ of lt than '

* Victoria Muan-ai An Society horaarte, protested such an oalh has. mrn fnineri»llv wlthmalc

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* * *

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IM'II, of Vamutjver, who
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T California to Auitrali# and tfien
stopfied here due to Hines*. *"id
the vessel nnd went home.

* * *

BALTIMORE A park of
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children's zoo killed 45 animals, i
including l>or# the d«>er, Mary
the lamb and Pete and Repel*
the Nubian goat* — pet# of all
Baltimore children

* * *

JOHANNESBURG - Tttiode-
sia's Premier Smith said the
chance* of a negotiated settle¬
ment with Britain were "pretty
bleak .1 think Ihe longer a
settlement ix-delayed the more
difficult a settlement becomes.”
* P *

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virtona NurVh Xmabi, Club bunuul-w
- aewur. JiJl Pavrr; JuMur. Liao Haadry
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Hendry

Fine Duet \ided

r«t mark In obrratic rtanea. Carta Lev.
inaon.

* * ★

M M W a ® jr M * Arliutu, ToaalmlatrCM dub awaiki S*

By Substitution ~l~:. : ::rr,

*/ public loeakinc. open. Sybil Creed

AAatymoua award tar Ik, wlnnar rrf
the anrli' aarmt aolo claaa, U and 11

A substitute helped lead a duet *•*>"> *7^, «*» I > *M^c J 7>«Kai A Aj» l ciaiio«i buraaoa*

„ . . I-MUU B7. Ann Urnoei^iJudy Hup l |aHr.«w TiMHv Ad-t .tftllin J.*tn Rmriv

rlass Friday as piano teswons, Klru. Uuri Purrhw and Cheryl Prrtty, . Juik-a DmiM Wood ■■rrh Arti Chrt»-
fiUed the Greater Victoria music » WSTS-W ttSTJS^Si S BIFFS 'fel
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the higfieet mark tn Diana, imder IT. Pat . frl , tnal »n ice * * *

Haltenon for ihc com yeti lor In airlngl*** trying to slow away TO see * * *

^>hg ’be moat prom boyfriend Bud Brewer in Cali- OTTAWA — Col. H- C. F.
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Kngliah junior vocal .ward, Penelope Suprpme Q^rt j URtlc * C . D. force in Cyprus.

viu*M festival junior piano award, gjewart threw out the claim of: * * *

' Heno [, Birtt* and Sun* b.c > award Queen’s University student MERRITT, B.C. — Municipal
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Claaa IU two piano, etahi hand*.
|, m „ anr | I.jbn Hall were to u,¥l * r >*■ 1 Kl|U ' Snrierwm, VI. . Mar.

James ann Jonn nan were 10 IhsU wim»r and Dorothy Wotff.

piny but John couldn't make it, I a_

#u Linda Dale stepped in, and
the result was a class-leading
87 points. ■

A 90 was scored by the duetlB
of Susan Patterson and Karen i^N
Denike. The day's results: H

riAXn < i.vmh H

Claaa SI, under td-1. Llae Stone. SI.

2 Janice Nod and Erica Park, st, 1
l.ynn McMullen. Karen Denike. Susan
I'allersuo, James Hall, Julie Matheao#.|^H
Tommy Arlidge. Jill Brlsham. Rnnerll^H

Kidd. Patricia Havanas* 1 - Swidia Car-!H _ __

rr rhael and Marino Cndrajthoff. K Ml

Clara 8*. elemenUry ]. C>«U»a Mil I 1 I ‘

I 2 Jian Cahill and Carol Taylte. ■ I I

Saawa sr.ve. Can* laaaiuk all ■ m H H BB

jwre HopUna. M ■ ^

i 19 duel, ondr- kuaao ■ H H M 1

I'.iierann ial Karaa Denike. Hi. BJ

Wool and Pel.'-r Buiir.neM ■ K IB

#8. J. Call and Lyan MrMullaa and Nkckl H 1 — -

Winter and Carol Taylor. *4
Claaa 121 duet, under 12-1. lama ■

Ball and Linda Dale S7. I Ann Rein
hard and Eltzabelh Kurth S*. L Kalhl H
Mintoft and EHaabetli Wilkin* Debbie [■

Deeka and Kalhleen Larkey Kathlaen H
Kendrick and Dtana Pollen. 8S
Claaa 12T. trio, under 12 — 1. Julie H
Mithcaon. Patricia Soebagto and Nlrkl
Winter. SI. 2. Tyea Edglafloa Debbie H
and Jacnea MacLaan. Si.

Claaa 131. trio, under 13-1. JivAi«ne|^H
r.dglngton. Yvonne Howland and Jill

Matheaon. SI. 2. Daphne reldbam. Beo H A„

>mln Wood and Crtln Mark. H3. 1111

Claaa 121. twn piano, four hands, under WN

12—L Aim Reiahard an# Blaabaib Kurtb. H

#7 2. Margaret-Arms Maduef and Karea H B _

Kavaaagb. #«. 1 Mar#o Hall and D«a ■ I (I

Aiklnaon. David Reid and Wayne ObeS, ■ I U

Claaa I SI. two piano, four hand,, nndar
IS L tan Franklbi and Jim Fur main#,

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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1967

PACE SEVENTEEN

1

Marijuana Case

Bail $10,000 Apiece

Four young men appeared
in central magistrate's court
Friday charged with posses¬
sion of marijuana for the
purpose of trafficking.

« * *

Charg'd were David McCul-
Um, 19, of 1510 Dallas, Roger
Hunter. 19, of 724 Yates.

Michael Hartley. 20. of 5276
West Saanich, and Cyril Mc-
Calgan, 20. of 3122 Yew.

All were remanded until
next Friday to elect the
method of trial. Crown coun¬
sel Rodney Taylor requested
the remand as the investiga¬
tion was continuing.

Bail was set at $10,000 each.
/ tft-y ear-old youth
appeared in juvenile court
Friday afternoon charged with
,the same offence and was
remanded to next week.

* * #

The juvenile and the four
adults were arrested by

Oak Bay Homes Hit

Flood Hlamed
On Children

School Rise Melancholy Fact

Squeeze Play Awaiting
City Aldermanic Team

By A. H. MURPHY But, however stringent their

UUy H.Q Reporter and sharp feta- knives.

they face the melancholy fact
City aldermen will sit down at , the tax rate must go up 4.8
the butchering table Monday'mills — the amount that school
determined to squeeze enough coats Increased over 1966.
fat out of 1967 spending eati- This means the general rate,
mates to keep the general mill if aldermen manage to hold it
rate this year constant at 39.4. level with that of 1966, will be

Saanich Prepares
For Budget Talks

Saanich council has set aside three nights neto week for
detailed discussion of its proposed 17,430,000 budget for the
coming year.

The discussions, which will start at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
are set up as special council meetings so that each coun¬
cillor can contribute to the debate and vote on issues.

The item-by-iSem review will last two, possibly three
nights. Because of them, no other council or committee
meetings have been scheduled tor the week.

Whan M's all over, homeowner* will find out definitely
what will happen to their taxes this year.

April 22, 1867

It Is a settled fact that Mr. Fraaklya of Ifaaalmo baa
beea shelved. Spaldlag of Cariboo will take bio place. Mr.
Fraaklya retiree with a eo-eallod “leave of aboeaee” bat
bo la really oa p r o b a do a. Whether ho will retare to the pablle

aorvteo rnh with hi mar If.

New Sprtag goods received by last steamer at Victoria
Hum (corner sf Fart aad Douglas Streets) are bow belag
■apacked.

Uapt. Roaa al the Parities Warms as that two British
steamships are aow oa their way to Paaame to eater into
rampetitlna with the Ameriraa stesaishlpo (or the earrylag
trade betaeea that port aad Saa Fraaclaoo. The asmes «f
the steamers are the Friars Alfred sad Taralknl — holb
screw propellers. With the Americas eppositloa Jsat
soanaaccd. the Pacific Mall Steamship Company are likely
ta have vigorous eppositloa for the fatare.

39.4 mills and the school rate
will be 27.9.

The over-ail rate must then be -
67.3 mills — a substantial hike
over 62.5 in 1966.

On the average Victoria homo
It will mean between $30 and
$40 more to find when it comes
time to pay the taxes.

The budget session, which
begins Monday and carries on
moat of next week, will be the
second time ‘round for the city
fathers.

FIRST SPARM

In the first spasm, three
weeks ago. council committees,
which govern city hall depart¬
ments, met and each committee
tried to reduce the spending of
its own department without
impairing efficiency.

In the sessions which begin
Monday, departmental spending
estimates will be gone over
again, item by item, but this
time by all members of city
council.

School costs have leaped
upward in all provincial muni¬
cipalities this year partly as the
result of wage increases
, granted teachers and partly
because all costs are higher.

TOTAL BILL

In Victoria the total bill which
Ihe city has to meet in 1967 is
about $3,730,000 — a boost of
$750,000 over 1966
City Treasurer James Bram-
ley said Friday that a strong
effort would be made to keep
the general rate in Victoria
parallel with last year and he is
hopeful it might be successful.

The city is in a somwhat
better position than many other
municipalities, tie said, inas¬
much as it is practice here to
turn any end-of-year surplus |
back into general revenue
The surplus at the end of 1866
was quite substantial and for
this reason it might be possible
to hold the line.

Bastions

Brassy

Knockout

This la the doarkaob that will
grace exterior mt Hum
Hu tiding In Button Square,
say architect Alaa Lester, left,
and foreman Barney Woolley.
The beautiful aid braaa knob
waa donated by Mrs. A. B.
Son then, lltl Finlay soa, to
replace original Inn door¬
knob which had mated oat.—
(Jim Ryaa)

By JOHN MATTERS

Children were blamed for
loosening a plug on a 14-j
inch water main, unleashing j
an Amazon down the east¬
ern slope of Mount Tolmie
late Friday.

Three basements of homes in
Oak Bay had to be pumped out
by Saanich crews.

Harry Greenwood. Saanich's
waterworks superintendent, said

the big waterline near the top of
Mount Tolmie started running!
wiki about 6 p.m.

SERVICE CONTINUED

The huge geyser of water,
under a pressure of 30 pounds
par square Inch, was stopped
within an hour without interrup¬
ting service to homes in the
area.

Mr. Greenwood said the cap
had been on the main for years
without any trouble.

I “The kids must have been

Police Force
Promotion
Ruled Invalid

A to r— man arbitratim board
ruled Invalid Friday the promo¬
tion of one constable over
another in toe Victoria police
department.

The board also expressed toe
view that a new competition
should be o rdered, but —id this
waa up to the discretion of the
police commission.

UNION PROTEST
The promotion of Constable,
Gordon Bennett over Constable j
Lome Shandiey was protested
by the policemen's union, of
which Constable Shandiey is the
local pretodent, on toe grounds
toat he had been bypassed
because of union tovoivetnent.

The arbttrstien board, made
19 of chairman B. W. Dysart,
K. C. Murphy and C. R.j
Maclean, fcaatd toat there had
been no indication of bias or
prejudice to the promotion.

NO STATEMENT
However, the board ruled that
the poMce promotion hoard
tailed to follow procedure in
making the promotion because
it did not require a medical
examination, and “health and
physical condition was an
important factor.*’ And it was
an this fact that toe promotion
was ruled invalid.

Mayor Hugh Stephen, chair¬
man of the police . omntowk*.
said Friday he was mt pre¬
pared to make any statement an
toe hkeUhnod of a new i om pati
two until he had read the
arbitration report tally, and had
diacussed the matter wlto the
commlaatan.

He dad state, he—ever, he felt'
sure toe Intention at the coro-
m las Ion would be to observe the
arbitration board's recommen-

throwing rocks at It or tried to
pry it loose in some way," he
said as he waded knee-high in a
pond of syrupy mud.

Saanich waterworks crews
were stUl on the scene at 10
p.m. making certain the cap on
the main was secure.

The Mount Tolmie main in
about one month will be con¬
nected to a hilltop reservoir, the
reason it was extended to the
park area in the first place.

REPORTED HOOt)

The reservoir, being built by '■
Saanich, is meant to maintain
the water pressure in the Cedar
Hill Ooas Road and She!bourne
Street arena.

Ron Upward, commissioner of
the Greater Victoria Water
District, who lives at 3532
Plymouth, waa one of the first

to report the flood.

Mr. Greenwood said the
-tieam was about six inches
deep and three or ttnr feet wide
near Mr. Upward's home, which
escaped flood tog.

A* the water came down tlw
bUl. R. W. Grtereon. 3524
Plymouth, had • helpless feel-

Saanich detectives in toe
McAnaliy Road area at Ten
Mile Point at about 4 p.m.
Thursday.

The seized marijuana is
reported to weigh two pounds
with a retail value of about
$1,280.

Dutch
Treat
In May

Queea Julian* of the Neth¬
erlands will visit Victoria May
*9*4, It waa announced Fri¬
day by L. J. Wallace, deputy
provincial secretary.

She will lay a stone In the
*• foot carillon tower being
ball! at the museum and ar¬
chives complex la downtown
Mctoria. The 17-bell carillon
Is the centennial project of
B.C.'s Dutch community.

The quern will visit City
Hnil, Butrhart Lard—s, and
will stay at (ioverament
House.

She will arrive at Patricia
Bay airport at 11 *.m. May
SS, nad leave for Vancouver
at the same time the following
day.

The Netherlands Community
( enteanial Committee for B.C.
has Issued an appeal far every
family of Dutch deaeeat to
contribute to Its S28.M8 fuad.

Pre-School Gap
Debate Topic

A panel discussion on the
topic la There • Crucial Gap
Between Kindergarten and the
Pubtic School's Grade One? will'
be featured at a meeting at the
Vancouver Island Go-Operative
Playgroup Association to 8 p.m.
Wednesday to Stevenson Mem¬
orial Baptist Church, 1792 Towto-
ley.

One at the three whose base¬
ments were flooded, he said
“There wasn't anything you
could do. It all happened so
quickly’*

EVERYTHIN<i HOAkEI)

The water swept Into his
tarnished basement, rising to
about 12 Inches, over the tops of
the furniture legs. In his
basement was a den. a spare
bedroom and a tall storage
area.

“Everything In the storage
area got soaked.'* said Mr.
Griereon.

It was the second time this
week that water systems
related to reservoirs have gone
haywire, flooding basements
On Wednesday, a stack con¬
tra! valve caused Smith's Hill
reservoir to overflow, sending a
flash flood down McNair Street
that a eepad Into three base-
menu.

Solarium

Shortage

Shrinks

The Solarium Junior League'*
fund-raising drive Friday night
was only $ 2,000 short of tog
$15,000 objective.

The league, which is seeking
money to care for 60 crippled
children at Queen Alexandra
Solarium, has collected $13,008
in a door-to-door and mall cam¬
paign.

Mrs. R. J. Lindsay, spokes¬
man for the league, said any¬
one with uncollected donations
should telephone 384-9301 cr
mail them to Box 177, Victoria.

Views of Cuba

Elgin Netoh, a well-known
Victoria socialist, wtii bow
cotreed slides taken during an
18-day December tour at Cuba
lin the War Amputees hall.

11610 Oak Bay Avenue, at 7:30
I p.m. Sunday.

Seen In Passing

Reaa Foaker with hair spray
color ... (A sales clerk in a
drug store, she is single and
lives with her parents Reg and
Beth to 283 Island Highway. Her
hobbies are skiing and swim¬
ming. 1 . . . Nartaa Welch mak¬
ing English more interesting for
hia students . . . Jerry Daaoaa
walking with Judy Wilkinson . ..
Jan Uacltor walking downtown

. . , Dot Lawri* cooking some¬
thing good for dinner . . .Weedy
Pegg going to school . . . Ctoleea
Goldsmith fishing with the gang
at the breakwater . . . Harry
PerUas becoming re-acquaintad
with an old school Cham . . .
Dave Ifergnaoa talking on the
phone . . . Garris ntomps—
visiting Victoria . . . Lacan
Clarkson going to the drive-in.

Resident Savs Bylaw Discriminates

Esquimalt Generates Own Noise

By NANCY BROWN

Eaqiam alt's controversial
anti-noise bylaw has just got
ao go, according to W. E.
Stokes. 1139 Lyall.

He charged Friday that the
bylaw discriminates between
people who make money for
the municipality and the ordi¬
nary taxpayer.

“There's a sports shew on
•t the arena right now.” he
said, “and there's a diesel
generator running all night to
provide tights.

"This is right across the
road from me, and the noise
of that and of people scream¬
ing and howling keeps me
awake all night.

"Ifet it I went outside and
used a power mower on my
town, I could be pinched and
fined, for contravening this
bylaw,” he said.

* * *

Mr. Stokes maintained thst
he was not against the arena
activity, but objected to the
bylaw which discriminated
against the private citizen.

"As far at I'm concerned
people can enjoy themselves,
even if it does keep me
•wake, but why should they
make a mockery of this
bylaw?

“After toil weekend that
law will just have to go,

“It seems that If people are
going to be making money for
the municipality they can go
along and get a permit to
make a noise.

"But can I get a permit to
cut my grass at 2 a.rn.?” ‘

He said the generator is
kepC naming all night, and
that the noise of people goes
on until midnight.

>* * *

Under the bylaw, passed
last fall, after a stormy
session, it is “unlawful for
any person or persons within
the geographical limits of the
municipality of Esquimau to
make or cause any noise or
sound which disturbs or tends
to disturb the quiet, peace,
rest, enjoyment or conveni¬
ence of the neigh bo thood.

It is. however, possible for
the chief of police to give
permits for various displays
upon application.

Police chief J. K. Smart
refused to say whether he had
received or granted an appli¬
cation.

“I don't keep my files at
home with me,” he said.

Sports activities authorized
by the recreation director are
also exempt from the regula¬
tion, but director Harold
Moist was out of town, and
unavailable for comment.

Spring Geaning, Navy Style

High and dry for periodic refit are
destroyer-escorts HMCS Yukon, fore¬
ground, and HMCS Mackenzie, up on
blocks in government graving dock.

Hulls are being scraped and inspected,
propellers and steering gear checked,
and fresh paint applied.—(Jim Ryan)

VujI MlCkO Saf

CRalanlcl. Victoria, B C , Saturday, April 22,

Goodwill

Officers

Installed

The annual meeting of the
Quit* Nlcriot Auxiliary to Good-
l will fcnterpriie* «u held
e c*ntly at the Centre, 202 Bay
I Street. The executive director,
Mr. Samuel Rea. installed toe
following officers:

Honorary president, Mrs. W.
C. Nlchol; president, Mrs. J. S.
MacKay; 1st vice - president,
Mrs. E. McKenzie; 2nd vice-
prarident, Mrs. C. R. Fast;
recording. secretary, Mrs. 1.
Fowler; social secretary, Mrs
M. F. Malktt; treasurer, Mrs.
R. A. Caddeil; publicity, Miss
Mary B- L. Adamson; refresh¬
ment committee, Mrs. I. J.
Kinsey; telephone committee,
Mrs. B. Weatgate and Mrs. A.
J Bird.

The retiring president, Mrs
C. R. Oxtntoy was presented
with a silver engraved spoon
and plans were finalized for the
Spring Tea to be held at die
Centre.

Spring Sale
At St. David’s

_.__ Annual spring sale and tea

will be ' held at St. David's.

Mrs. R. J. Young, left, and Mrs- A. J. Campbell, co-convenera of the Thrift Shop, pictured with some r dpJ/ 4

___ attractiv e Items in their win dow dis play, _ | a' good assortment of bedding _

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* * * * * * tubers will be on sale, a stall of Here is an easy way to gli

miscellaneous articles will also ca binets. You can redecot

Jubilee Junior Auxiliary

1 afternoon scrubbable wall coverinj

mi •f-CL r * ¥?_ -nte affair t being hew under plastic-coated fabric ap

lhriit Shop bets r aceliit znrzz'srz p,,,e ,ormul,,p<, - t - r -

towards the group's centennial

project which la a perking area "MM 9 9 A

The TTirift Shop on Johnson i “It was dark, dismal, depress- had started to slump. Already | contains name suits and an j landscaping at St. David’a. fWm t Wit OWA^W 9 4

Street operated by the Junior ing and dirt)," says Mra. the picture is changing. Shop- dresses, dry-cleaned and |>ul ai ------ * rM +• + " *

Auxiliary to »he Royal Jubilee] Young. pert look and aee a nice display ready-bbwear rondtlon.

Hospital, has Just undergctoe a The clean-up. refurbishing job >" window and more mer- There is also a rack of I IllK Rev. Geoffrey G. Smith and

real spring-cleaning, face-lifting look about six weeks and waa.chatdiae beyond and in they go. evening dresses offering a y[ re . Smith will be guest .

and renovating job. only completed about a week VMUy ">•*• * purrtiase choice of stylet and materials. QAp speakers at the Women* Cana-'

Co-conveners this year ore j,go. All done by volunteer help The conveners are also trying 9on \« h * v * Ladiet Auxiliary to the Old dian Clab meeting at 2:30 p.rn..

Mrs. R. J. Young and Mrs. A.'inm members of the auxiliary to upgrade the merchandise to hardly been worn at all. Pensioners No. 1 are Monday. April 24, in the

J. Campbell. And they ■" with a “few kind husbands.’ 1 attract buyer*. They are seek- * * a holding a spring tea at 1600 impress Hotel. They will apeak

really enthused about the new * * * ing better quality clothing in There is also quite a .wide Government Street on Friday, Ltf« Amid the Tensions of

krok a ite »h »p_ ^ shop which was hopes of bringing in retired,.nation of hats. 'SagsT shoes Ap[il n fro m 2 -4 p.m. There Southern Africa, 1953 to 1966.

I opened hi September. 193*. has P^P 1 * “» restricted incomes. snd k >ts in d lots id cnatunc ^ ^ p icturM | n keeping with Mr. Smith, who is now
t\ . g made a tot of money for the An innovation with the Jewelry. the occasion. Door prizea will be minister of Gordon United

IJOClOr 3aVo Jubilee hospital. spruced-up appearance of the This shop also does quile a plsnts and spring flowers. Home Church at Langford, graduated

- 1 — But in recent year* business' shop is a quality rack. It trade in men's clothing. cooking table wfU be laden with in art* at University of British

T • . -----—----- goodies. I Columbia, and theology at Em-|

Jubilee Junior Auxiliar

Thrift Shop Gets Facelift

Here is an easy way to glamorize old
cabinets. You can redecorate nonde¬
script cabinets in your home with new
washable materials. Worn cabinet
faces can be covered with-tough and
scrubbable wall coverings — the
plastic-coated fabric applied with
paste formulated for vinyl wall

covering. The fabric (plus paste) is
available in a wide range of colors
and many textures. To finish, trim
edges and frame with a 1/8 x 1 inch
molding to protect fabric. Apply mold¬
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it in place. — (Better Homes and
Gardens)

look in me shop.

Doctor Says

Minister and Wife Speakers

Rev. Geoffrey G. Smith and manual Gillege, Toronto. Mrs.,served as missionaries of the
Mrs. Smith will be guest Smith studied at Victoria United Church of Canada in
speakers at the Women’s Cana-College and University of Brit- West China from 1941 to 1948,
dian Clab meeting at 2:30 p.m., l*h Columbia. and Zambia, formerly Northern

Mctiday, April 24, In the Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith I Rhodesia, from 1953 to 1966.
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parents who often know more
about their children's problem*
than ihe professional.

“The professional either Is
bigoted or stupid or isiwilling to
learn from the parent,” Dr. Sol
Gordon at Yeriiiva University,
New York Oty Mcmday told the
Toronto Association for Children
With Learning Disabilities.

v * * *

He estimated that between
three and five per cent of all
children in elementary schools
have brain damage.

Five years ago up to % per
cent of all brain-damaged chil¬
dren were misdiagnosed be¬
cause prof am tonal* refused to
listen to parents, he said.

Dr. Gordon criticised mental
health associations for “lumping
all chfldkren together and calling
them mentally Bl.”

Mental illness should relate
only to the psyabode child, be
said, stressing that the brain¬
damaged child ts vastly differ¬
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jones, 792
Dominion Hoad, announce the forth¬
coming marriage of their daughter,
Patricia Jeanette to Rfm. Norman J.
Dalsiey, Queen's Own Rifles, son .of

Mrs. M. Daisley of Moncton, N.B. and
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will take place on Saturday, May 13,
at 2:30 p.m. in Centennial United
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GANGES - Mrs. V. E.j
Empey, Vesuvius Buy. entertain-
ed at a miscellaneous shower in
lK*nor of the former Carol Scarff
whose Wedding took place in the
Apostolic Church, Dnpp. Alberta
Saturday. April 15 to Mr.
Herbert Scatter.

Daffodils, hyacinths and
primroses were arranged by
Mrs. Scott Clark. Mrs. Clark
also made the Hainty corsages
which wcrp i>re*»ented to the
honored guest and her mother,
Mrs. Gordon Scarff. The many
gilts were contained in a gayly
decorated box covered with
gold, hlue, and white paper, the
colors of the Bible School in
Eaton, Saskatchewan, which
Miss Scarff has attended lor the
pant two years.

The gifts were presented by
Joanne McDugaki from Crofton.
young granddaughter of Mrs.
Empey. Above the chair where
Carol sat was a large white
wedding beU. She was assisted
in opwtog her gifts by her
■inter, Maa Audry Scarff.

The four young, girls who
.helped with the refreshments
anti the serving were Sheila |
Newman, Joey B e r g 1 u n d , 1
npbl>rr“tf“o o d * , and Alison
I Fouiis.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Q. BorrLs, 2411
Lincoln Road, announce the engage¬
ment of their daughter, Daphne Gay,
to Sub-Lt Derek MacGregor-Greer,
RCN. eider son of Major and Mrs. S.

W. M. MacGregor-Greer, 2434 Wind¬
sor Road. The marriage will take
place in St Mary the Virgin Church
at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 27. —
(Gibson's Studio)

Snyder-Graham

California Honeymoon

His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs.
George R. Pearkes entertained at a luncheon in
Government House Friday in honor of His Excel¬
lency Osamu Itagaki, ambassador' TSr Japan; and

Says Nursing Consultant

Treatment of Mental Health Problems

V.

Should Begin with Family Doctor ►

Mi'S. Itagaki. His Honor and Mis. Pearkes took Those present were Mrs. i Rev. T. Bulman officiated at where the ceremony wa* hdd. accessories and corsage com-
advantage of the warm spring day to show their Gordon Scarff, Mr* Scott Clark, the .reoent double ring ceremony Given In marriage by her pleted the ensemble,

cuests through the gardens at Government House, I Mra. J. D. Reid. Mrs. Hairy tor j ( >»« Hazel, daughter of Mr father the bride was lovely in a, The honeymoon will be spent

iiVnrVinon _ ( ti m Rvanl Newman. Mrs. E. T. Twa, Mrs. and Mrs. N. Graham, Bunatoy.l floor-length gown featuring a | n California and farther south.

lief ore the hmrheon. - Hyaa) ™ Mr. e! Behind, *"d DonaH Waiter, elder son Of; lace cffpeTef ate matching car-jrT pon mfir 'return- fhe yxir.g

; Mrs Eva Gilpin, Mis. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Vem Snyder. 3587 dinal veil. Her bouquet was of I couple will live in New West-

ICunningham, Mrs. Betty Saanirfi Road. aqua caroatiom with white satin' minster. __

Sprecker, Misses Audrcy^Scarff. j Spring flowers decorated the streamers. . , - ... . . . . ..

Mrs. Judy Molluion, Joyce Kaye church and guest pews at Deer M ”' 7 , N

. W¥ , , as 11 _ cut*. H||p P

Bv MARILYN ARGI E federal health department'* then refer his patient to the for care and training <f the

— _ _ mental health division. proper mental health aervice. retarded, who make up three

OTTAWA (CP) — Treatment ^ ^ Mrs . McCuf> ^ Is a tall per cem * ^population ,

of mental health problem* ghfxiW ^ to ^ atter> _ white-haired woman who ha. More of them are growing l

•hould begin with the family , ion rf „. e family physician "in travelled Canada from coast tojinlo adulthood - "it's the »ame

doctor, say* Ehzabeth McCue.|the same way a* any other coast <hscus. mg menu I healthwid, all of us our health »

miramg consultant with the symptomThe doctor may! techniques. with ataff of hospi-; better - anJ Mrs. McCue

3 p tala and clinics. emphasize* they can be *e!f-

_ _ - __ _ * * * supporting as adults.

w -“- Bom in Shubenaoadie, N S . "There ha* been real progress

f’ "W \ X ' she received her MA in nursing. all over the country in getting

I j 1 from Cornell University and for jobs for these people. They can

^ ypanj ^ npd BS director of do hundreds of job* in industry,
nursing in large American 1 especially repetitive work which
l^T T'X mental hospitals. others might find boring."

l\l t| She and her husband, now; * a *

_ ■ retired, returned to Canada in Orw> of her favorite Jewelry

I 1964 when she began her pin# was made in a Toronto

B J T?TIC/^1VT A T present job. Her married for the mentally

f\ 1 J idaughter i* a doctoral student retar ded
^ at an American imveraity | Mr*. UcCue aay* the public

■ . , Mrs. McCue says the biggest attitude toward mental illness la

*" recent development In the improvir* but slit] leaves some

His Honor the Ueutonant-Govemor and Mr*. George R. ** -‘‘“‘Tt .

Pearkes are in Vancouver today and have a busy schedule. Mrs. , n t.» the ^**”5 ** ^ * • Vi*™-

Pearkes is attending a coffee party this morning at International - . ^ , . . ,, j bi 1 ® 0 ** 1 * ovr, ' mp 1 r *“ as

House. University o( British Sumbia. It rile mg held under ** *° ,! ^ j Hvough -education of putihe

the auspices of the Save the Children Fund. This afternoon His *_ * * tnnsjgn *i s

Honor will attend the Junior Tournament of Soccer Champions!, on the patient, media h"« grcah broadened

at Kinsmen Stadium. North Vancouver. Uder the lieutenant-i^ lf * T\*Z soiled to

governor will attend the Vancouver Coast Region Scouting in ^

* DV .. communaty he is accuatraned to. increased numbers of patients

Action show at the PNL grounds. There are many people w.th receiving treatment.

* * * i problems who can be given * * *

ff ed in Ctdf/ary supportive care In clinics and "People no longer segregate

The marriage is announced Miss Micbai Munro, only

still retain their jobs.'

members of the family who

Montreal Wedding
Of Interest Here

Victoria shares interest with were worn by Miss Barliara

Pin horn, Beach Drive.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Munro. 1178 Beach Drive, to TJ 1 " t ? tld v, " u,d pr " b * b, 5' exhibit strange behavior. They
Mr. Harvey James King, eldest son of Mr. David King of ^ . . . [ re, *» re ,<OT *‘ pm ^ r T'

Kitimat, B.C., on Friday evening in Christ Church, Calgary. Alta. ^ K * hmA *

Rev. D. D. G. TatcheU performed the ceremony, and the recep- „ . . rMTtrf _ mariv ^ p Wm ' e _, . . „

lion was heki in the Social Suite at the Palliser Hotel. Mr. and already " ’ „" fc< ^ ■ ...

Mr*. King wiU make their hwie at^A738 14tii Street West,! * * * mentaf^th ^ice* in the

u" 8 w“ ? During her career Mrs world in term, of program, and ;

Hospital, and Mr. hmg is with the Calgary Automobile A»- McCup *^ ^ RrPJll . dvwre . availability, Mrs. McCue says,
sociatton. Mr. and Mrs. Munro flew to Calgary for their daugh-L r ac illti««i for the "Canadian paychlatri.u and

ler's wedding. menlaHy retarded. She says other members of the treatment

* * * Canada has many good centres team have wi*-Id-wide renown "

May Wedding

Lf.-Cmdr. (Ret'd) and Mrs. E. D. Thompson of Vancouver, -m m m fir T 1 W m

formerly of Victoria and Halifax, announce the forthcoming mar- /If/^ ** rv*/)/V § II. » W9 ftp

riage of their only daughter Ruth Ann Marie (Susie) to Dr. Colin I fMUtlM/M ClI B> fr t/UU'H
David Scarfe, eldest son of Dean and Mrs. N. V. Searfe of — ****

Vancouver. Miss Thom pa on, a BSc graduate of the University f m m Tf

of Victoria, is on the university’s teaching staff. Dr. Scarfe is # Mf- / a] r/J 9*ft O f M/) »*/)

a graduate of the University of British Columbia and received / I fllv ■ Cul' M.M.XZ’m O

his PhD in Astronomy at Cambridge. He is a member of the

Faculty of the University of Victoria. The wedding Will be heM| shafr% interest with were worn by Miss Bartiara

at 2 p.m. Saturday. May 20, in All Saint’s Church, View R°y«-; M.«treal ui toe news of a Hockenstein. maid of honor for

* ★ * recent ceremony writing In her sister, and the Misses Helen

Return to lJ.S. I marriage Roaalyn Hockenstein. j Cooper and Shirley Belfer,;

^ ^ . , , . , . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridesmaids.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter have returned to their home in L. * „ M(W(roo , * . .

Vtai,i " S ”* m ° U ' r ' “ r ‘- °- N - i^Jy, SUnt, Nozick .1

Pinhora, Beach Drive. ody ion of Mr and Mi*. Jack was best man for hia cousin.

. ...... ,, Krasney. Victoria. Ushering gunta to their pewa

r OOtl Columnist VUlUng Here The lovely candlelight cere-were Mr Alex Spin, Mr.

Mary Moore, widely-known food oolumnist from Hamilton. was conducted In Congre- Robert Sllverstone. Mr.

Ont . has been here for a month visiting her son-in-law and Ration Qievra Kadisha-B'nai Michael Hockenstein, and Mr.
daughter, Lieut.-Col. Herbert C. Pitts, CO, Queen's Own Rifles, Jacob Synagogue in Montreal by Malvin Hnckanateln, bride's
and Mrs Pitts at Work Point. Mrs. Moore leaves Tuesday to David Roth, Cantor Rns- cousins; Mr. Morris Atlas, and

return east. eenzweig and Rev. Grenberg. Mr. Howard Koberrac, groom s

* it ★ *44 ooualn.

. .. The fair-haired bride was The blue and white theme of

9r eilfting truest* radiant in an exquisite gown of the wedding wa* carried out in

Out-of-town guests at the wedding of Miss Susan Harcus and white satin en train whh lace Eh* flower arrangements for the 1
Mr, John Gilbert Maddox included Mrs. Alex Lawton. Mr*. Derek bxhee and sleeves. She wore a reception in the Synagogue!
Lawton and Mrs. E. Stopson. Eekvllle, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. shoulder-length veil and carried Social Hall. Dinner and dancing 1
Cecil Clark, Victoria; Mr. and Mr*. Philip White with Malcolm a white Bible covered with tor 200 guest* followed trie
and Philllpa, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Smith with Amanda and David, white orchids. The wedding ring ceremony.

Miss Melanie McDonald and Miss Jennifer Bennett, all from u *ed # t the ceremony belonged Mr. and Mrs. Krasney spent
Vancouver, and Miss Heather Anderson, West Vancouver. to the groom’s late maternal their honeymoon in New York

* * * grandmother. and Miami and now are resid-

For Elizabeth Taylor Gowgs in a soft blue .bade mg in Cote St. Luc __

Mr*. A. H. Stepney entertained recently in her DaUnnisie
Street home at a shower in honor of MBs Elizabeth Taylor, whoae
marriage to Mr. Jim Forward takes place on May 5. Spring

flower* and cherry blossoms were used to decorate the rooms. j mM JA ■

( orsage* were presented to the guest of honor, her mother, Mrs. Pf I ■ ■ I JLA I

Robert W. Taylor and Mr*. R. H. Taylor of Vancouver. Gifts ww III

were til a pink decorated box. The refreshment table, covered

with a pink cloth, was centred with an arrangement of pink car- * qd II *10 O Q

nations and white freeaias and pink candles. Guests were Mn. ArKIL ZO. / Q.ITI.-T D.ITl.

M. O. Mayhew, Mrs. D. Elford, Mrs. G. Joy, Mrs. E. Peden, Mr*.

Violet Laing, Mrs. T. Pagdin, Mrs. Agnes Kennedy, Mrs. J. A PDII 00 0 n m ^ n m

Gough, Mrs. A. W. Jofms. Mrs J. McCallum, Mr*. C. T. Over- MiftlL. 47, 7 U.IT1.-J p.m.

man, Mr*. C. Powell, and the Misses Jani Padget, Linda Neville,

Lynda Roes-Jone*, Shirley Vain, Sandy Alexander and Diane 507 PANDORA AVL

Miss Taylor was again honored when her hridesmaid*4o-be, „ _ ... ,

the Misses Shirley Vaio, Diane Haywood and Und. NevUle. gave Hpo-tored by the Horn*.-. Committee of

a shower at the Neville Larkdowne Road home. Corsages were **»* Viet aria School of Me«lo

jiresented to the bride to be and her molher. Gifts were In a m. m

decorated laundry hasket. Ckiesls were Mrs. R. Brachat. Mrs.

W Neville, Mr*. D. MacDonauJ. Mrs. R. Emmerson. Mrs. J. CANADA TRI ST . »> K Abbott,

Fehler, Mrs. IX Evans, Mrs. E. Hcywood, and the Misses Patsy Hnroa A Erie anag

Pyc, Sharon Emmerson. Pat Evans. Lynn Small, Lynda Ross-
Jones, Dr* Schroedcr and Marsha Haywood.

V » V

I rouver, and Miss Marlene Cas -1
! ilio of Victoria wore matching
| gowns of aqua peau de aoie with
1 lace overlay, and carried bou¬
quets of white carnation*.

Mr. l-arry Ji4wiston was best)
man with Mr. Doug. Richanlson
1 and Robert Christison as
ushers. The best man and
[ ushers are from Victoria and all ;
former school chums of the
| groom.

I Mr. H. Campkin proposed the
toast at a reception held at
Rose Garth Hall, New West¬
minster. The bead table wa*
decorated in blue and white
motif with flowers and candles
and centred by a three-tiered
| wedding cake. Dancing followed
j the reception.

| For travelling the bride
; donned a wool knit dress and
[matching ooat of orange hue
I wito shoe* to match. While

Blossom Tea
Raises $85 j

Baskets of spring fiowrs
decorated trie church hall for
the Blossom tea and bake sale
held recently by Belmont Ave¬
nue United Church Women
Members of CGPT group* were
retqnmible for the attractive
decorations.

The sum of $85 was roakzed.

Pouring tea were Mr*. D. B.
Spading, Mrs. M. Henderson,
Mrs. R. McClellan and Mrs. N j
Langton.

These oriental-flavored hostess pyjamas in acid
yellow were created by Kathleen MacCulloch. a 20-
■year-old Bedford, N.S., fashion design student, and
are one of three winning designs she submitted in
the Canadian Designers of Tomorrow competition
in Montreal. Miss MacCulloch won the Golden
Shears Award and a $2,000 scholarship. — (CP
Wlrephoto) _

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An unusual type of centennial J It am. Sunday by the minister,' Bible on the pulpit and the
service will be held in Knox, Rev. Donald Gillies. congregation will sit (or the

Presbytenan Church, Sooke, at j The beadle will place iho, singing of hymns and will stand

Subject:

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The procedure is a re-enact¬
ment of an early-day church
service. The organ, which to an
electric one, wiM be silent. Chon-
director Mr*. James Barnett
■nd organist Mrs. Florence
Acqeman will sing along wtth
the choir.

Mr. Gillie*, a

Sunday School. 11 *• a.or

TaMimtoy Maatini
Wadaaadaj ■ ■ D.BL
nui PUBLIC REALMNU ROOM
AXD LBHDIMU LIBRARY
taa rruao nun
ALL ARB WELCOME

Highlander. |
says that when organa vwre
first introduced into churches,
they were called boxes ot
Whistles.

Papal Council

At collection time no plates
wUl be used. Instead, money!
ladles, made of bags on longj
•ticks, will be passed along the;
pews. There are still some'
Sooke residents who remember
this system of collection but it
wiU be a novelty to the younger
one*,

11 :M a.m.

"FOR WE BE BRETHREN

tl:M a.rn.—Ynaac People's
Study Group.

II IM a.in.—Chlldrea'a

C Burch

7:8i p.m.

'THE ROBE OF GLORY

Visitors are invited to the
service.

Location for Sunday’i centennial rite

VATICAN cm • <CP) Mau-

t)ce Cardinal Roy of Quebec

eh Priority on Centennial Agenda

•said Friday Ma position as preal-l
dent at Pope Paul's new council i
on the laity eventually may go
ti» a layman.

■ Speaking at

Death Bill Vote Likely in Fall

PUBLIC LECTURES
m THE PHlLOWirRY O* UVtNS

Ina •>*■*■! si S p.rn.

press confer-;
ence at the end of the council's!
eight-day meeting, Cardinal Roy
said It will facilitate contacts j
among the Vatican, Roman
Catholic bishops in various coun¬
tries and the laity.

"Dialogue should lead to un¬
derstanding, and understanding,
ip action, hopefully to more ef-j
fective action Rian In toe past,"!
He said.

!fO WATCHDOG

; The council will not direct ex-i
Is ting lay orguniaBtions. nor acti
as a watchdog on the activities '
cf the laity, he added.

Cardinal Roy described the
council's competence a* "still
general and somewhat vague "

He compared It with "a child
who doesn't quite know yet what
It wants to be when It grows
up.”

"In time, this will become
dear. Perhaps in time there
may be a layman in charge.

The 17-member council, set no
by the Pope last January', i*
composed of three clerics and,
31 laymen.

In lllntorv'
Mr. r. Rmm

OTTAWA (CP) — A bill to abolish capital punish¬
ment, carrying the open support of Prime Minister
Pearson and most of his cabinet, has high priority on
the government's agenda for the centennial session of
Parliament

GLAD TIDINGS

Mr. Pcsraon said Friday in
the Commons and at a news
conference that he wants a free
vote and a final decision on the
dead) penalty.

He told reporters that the 1 MC
free vote on abolition dealt in
an unsatisfactory way with an
untidy piece of legislation.

Lust year's private bill, spon¬
sored by four MPs, was de¬
feated 143 to 112. Three amend¬
ments providing for partial abo¬
lition and described by Mr.
Pearson a* ambiguous, also
were beaten down.
GOVERNMENT BILL
Mr. Pearson hinted that a
government bill with the moral
force of the treasury benches
behind it not only would deliver
a more certain decision but per¬
haps an opposite one.

The government would not
stand or fall on toe next vote.
The decision would be made
again without regard to party
positions

Last April Mr. Pearson and
all members of the cabinet re¬
frained from stating their own
views, although in tha final vote
It of the 24 cabinet ministers
LONDON (AP» — A Roman present voted for abolition.
Catholic editor has urged his RECENT CHANGES
church to take another look at Recent cabinet changes have
the list of 4,500 martyr* and pepta CW j abolitionist Guy Fav-
excise those he called the rrsu and retentionist Lueien
doubtful, the legendary and the Cardin with two abolitionists,
contrived. Jean Chretien and Pierre Elltotl

Lancelot Sheppard, editor of Trudeau.

Twentieth Century Catholicism. The Pearson government has
wrote in the Anglican bi- studied 25 death sentences in its
n inthly New Christian, that four years in office and ha*
church services are dotted with c >: muted all to life,
fictitious Mints. The government has com-

"Many example* can be found] muted five death sentences
of legends of incredible naivete, since the Commons vote April
of fictitious paracnagpi honored 5, 1966.
as saints, of curious figures who DEATH VERDICTS
do not daaerva a place In » ^ Conservative adrmnistra-

rfiun* calendar." he said. ft* istoer John Diefenbaker
He arid: c ora stored « death sentences

• SL Lawrence was not oocn muted 52 during Its
roasted, he probably was be- 1*7-180 term. Mr. Diefenbaker.
b***ted. tike Mr. P earson, is a strong

9:45 a.m.—The Gre*tent School on Earth

We had 614 Last Sunday . . . Help us Reach 650

11 a.n.—PitUr UpftR'i Ntsu|ti
"Itwlng and Hooding"

7 p.m*—Evanlng Evanftllilit Rally

Bright Song Service — Brass Band — Choir
Pastor Upton's Message;

“Lift’s Most Embarrassing; Moment”

These inspiring Evening Service*, with Capacity
Attendances, are a Blessing to All. Come This Week,
and Bring Your Entire Family

to go should be restated, Mr.
Pearson Mid he is "quite con¬
tent" to carry on through the
next "exciting three or four
months" of Centennial Year cel¬
ebrations and “come out aHve”
in September.

Mr. Pearson

taxed, said he was moved toy |
birthday tributes paid to him
earlier in the Commons. He
doubted he would receive as!
much flattery again until he 1
was dead.

He said he would tike to visit'
the Arctic and the "far reaches"
of Canada during Centennial
Year. But he didn't kxw how
he could manage it with his
heavy schedule.

he feels "very tempted" to dl- At toe outset,
vorce himself from his responsi- warned agakut drawing any p»
biilties so he would be able Lo litical conclusions about his fu-
wrlte, read and lecture a little ture from anything he might
at universities-in effect, to lead say,
a life with less pressure.

"As you get older, it become
• more tempting prospect," he!

•aid.

“But you do what you have
Id do and do tt as we)l as you
can while you’re doing K.” he
■aid. When toe time came to
go, he would have lota to do

Aaked whether the temptation

Saint
List
1 False

"It's a matter of fitting things
In." he said.

However, Mr. Pearson Mid he
rxpectad to ftato a little at Ms;
Halting ton Lake summer home
with foreign visitors.

Mr. Petiraan, who formed his
first government four year* ago
today after the Liberal party
ousted the Cor*ervstives, re¬
treated to an nid theme when
asked about his remaining ob¬
jective* in public Hfe.

Campbell,
Laing
To Meet

KM.: 1874

8:98 a. 1 *. H aty CmumIh
11:88 a.m.—Moralng Prayer

Sormon: THE GREAT PHYSICIAN

Biahop Deaya A. G. Raakllor, DD.

1:M p.ro.—Eveaaong

Ssrmon: “MIRACLES OF MEALING”

The Biahop

Viiltan ara Cardiall? InvlLad to All Sarvlcs* at TMa timoric

Pennon

Municipal Affairs Minister
Dan Campbell said Friday he
liopes to meet Indian Affairs
'when*
to

Defence Workers

Minister Arthur Laing
ever It can be arranged'
discuss the possibility of making| His main objective Is "the
Indian reserves Into aelf-govem- mme aa it has been for some
ing municipalities. time,"—to strengthen unity and

He made the comment follow- make ail provsncea happier in
ing news from Ottawa that Mr. Confederation,
laing is now willing to talk over His arrival at the press cco-
Mr. Campbell s proposal. terence was delayed by a torth-

Eariler this week M ^ J^ cSTbyT^i
beil said Mr Lain* had declined ^ WM Rivwi „ aM .che
to discuss the matter, He mW „ Writer toe oabi-

Friday *hat on Wednesd ay he hlm . cfeck

r ,er r^jr ith c rf rpy b tUm» a* face ** m a globe.

federal Indian affairs commii-

sinner for B.C. \ I

FAITH TEMPLE

II* r m»n ., SMSI I SM. S. L Ink F*M

Sunday, April 23 Only

Hur Ra«. Gaarga Bsishaha

11:88 a.m. wad 7:88 p.m.

A Dyaamlc, Rad-Ttnae Meraage from God's Word

Warily SarvVeM: Til—lay Prajir TH P-W 1

- Vn — 1 Mriy-I (•

Tim Mil n— InSitiw M* lmns-4.8

rrUsi-Tntih NICM—T:M S»

A rrtmtaY Mam AvslU Ym

action at this time would be lm -'

proper."

The spokesman said toe pay
system in the bases in the Hal¬
ifax area has operated in a
"haphazard" way toe yean so
it was natural that toere would
be knequaktiaa in the skua lion

OTTAWA (CP) — One-sided
government action to meet
wage demands of Halifax-area
defence workers would be im¬
proper at thin stage, a spokes - 1
man for Treasury Board Preto-
dem Benaon raid Friday.

Ha arid tha demands, set outi
in two recent telegrams to]
Prime Mriater Pearson, should
be w orta e d out oadar toe new
civil service collective bargain¬
ing process.

CaMdlan Bfffclt Socltiy

VKTOWM^BBAXCa

BEMLMHEB

The Canadian Bible So¬
ciety depends on Free
Will offering and Legacies
to carry on its work. Your
help is needed and appre-

Rev. Gilbert D. Smttk, M.A.,

"Jeans asri the Coramna

“Till Last t*my”

Quit Sfhanl:

• 4S-A|« ItiH
H OS— Hnraary an* 1 Is I

Br*. A. ML BaatoB. BA.

9:45 a.m.—Age 9 and over

ISlm.-Xareery, ElBdimarlen,
PrtmbY

dated,

ll^Oa.m_“A God Who Moves”—Mr. Molloy

7:3* p.m.—Bev. Leoomrd ScIukII, D.D.

Orgaal* u* Omlftisr: C C Warn* L.R.S.M.

APOSTOLIC

CENTRAL BAPTIST

SUNDAY

883 PANDORA AVENUE

"W« Preach Chrtil CrectBsA lUwo sM Camtit As»*'
n.—Bible School for all agaa (Supervised Nursery)

—“UNASHAMED OF TNE GOSPEL"
■.Hr—"CHRIST*! PATHETIO AUESTIOH"

ernr eras aaa: an. dokald mu*

ftilinr. CoiiiDfrna acinbu BspUit CtiaicA. V«*ns<ar
I.-Y P. FlresM*

IS. 1:31 S.W.—Piuwr FtiIm HmUi*

•Mi. Rav. HaraM A. KaaoSlv* Saeratary at IM Africa

Kvamallcal FrlkmaW*

‘ WMre Every Visitor la U BomsrM GurW

1.45—Sunday School ... 11:00 a m.—Morning Worship

7:30 p.m.

Anti-Management Proxy Fight Goes Phfft

I CHALLENGE YOH

• Doyle was convicted last
year by a U.S. court for activ¬
ities in connection with the sate
of Javelin securities. He jumped
bail and currently is a fugitive
in tha U.S.

Its principal target was John
C Doyle, chairman of Javelin's
executive com mitts*.

Whan tha oommittec launched
Its proxy effort marly two
months ago, It gave as grounds
•car the fight:

NEW YORK (CP) — A com- preferred Javelin shares to a I
mittea of stockholders has with- government - appointed three-
drawn plans for a proxy tight man committee which would
to oust tha management of Ca- hold the voting rights,
nadlan Javelin Ud. of St. The protective committee's
J(ton's, NQd , a committee ■pniseaman, charging tint the
spokesman rays. agreement between toe New-

He says proxy material drawn foundland government and Jav-

to toe com-

y Afteraaea, April tM, at 8 p.m.

Derateiaa Emm. Dealalsa Uriel

8088 ERNESTINE YOUNG

up by a sharatooiders' group, eib. is an "insu
known aa toe stocitoaiden pro- man s h * r • h
teotive committee of Canadian it amounted to
Javelin Ltd., will not be sent priation” of their rights,
out to shareholders - This couldn’t happen in the

The material, which had been United Statra,” he raid,
approved by the U.S. Securities
and Exchange Commission—Jav-
4 Un'i common shares are
traded an the American stock
Ixttoaaga—originally had been
rahadrie d lor mailing April 12.

Premier SmaMwood of New-
ftxiarilanri announced April 6 toe
provtnna would take over tem-
prrary control of Canadian Jav¬
elin In connection with the de-j
velopment of a { 120 , 000.000 pulp;
and iinerboard plant at Stephen-
ville, Nfld. ^

Government assistance needed
fl«r the jm>jeel was made con¬
ditional on issuance of 5,300,000

• Doyle was in default to
toe company an same instalment
payments covering a KjSO.OOO
settlement brought agsbRt tin!
following a shareholders suit in
1963.

uin at Mini Rev. Joha A. Wataaa, B.A., B.D.
J. X TaMI. (Itnai* ■■* Dlm4» *1 MaV
Ohm* IAmIh JWar. Mi. aaA Aiari, US MS

Kindergarten and Primary, 11:00 a.m.

Family Night Programme—Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m.

11:00 R.m.

SHEPHERD, SLAVE, RULER”

(8) "THE MIMING DIMENSION"

Guest Soloist, Margaret Chrlitison
7 JO pun.

“TRUE GREATNESS”

Ottaiva Gives B.C.

Books Worth $13,000

The federal Outrank] Commlaaioa will five
British Columbia SI3,000 worth of book, he the
Arts, social sciences aid humanities, it was
announced Friday. In both English and French,
they will be distributed to libraries throughout the
province.

SUNDAY: 8 :U—gradey Sebori and Bible
II :>•—Meralag Werahlp

7:15—Evugeitam
W« lavlta Yoa To AUmd Th*aa SarUoea

Smallwood has stated tori
Doyle's aharaa. together with
the new issuance of p sefe n ed
share*, would glv* toe govern¬
ment effective control of Jave-

Monday, Javelin announced a
tentative, complex financing
plan for the mill project. It is
to be built by Melville Pulp and
Psper Ltd., owned by a Javelin

TI SB, April U. 1:41 *.*■•—XlBalari Hall. W4 Vari SL

"EXODUS TO k NEW AGE"

MB W. XAYLda

BaxkrnMn, 1*1 fart oprn 11 .IK s.m.

Ill, *.on p,in.

VUta-i Wrttnin*

Rev. Ted. Chapman, Pastor

mmt to Om MTXOAY KBOOL

7 p.m^—Evangelism

103^ ^ 0154 .

1.4s a.M.—Wch

11 a-m^—Worship

■ ubeidiai

Pafltj <£nlimt*l,

Have You Seen These?
Every Flock Has Share

They »rp rtn*.vp»i ns tit*
Kc< Wiastims Crihrus nnd
ttir Drupil.

The fnrmrr Is dt’Ri i it*i1 as
a rathor cmim»n >pr<irs that
inhibits most pi»ri*hf>s. It is a
tlosp utasin iif tor rufflrd
grtnisc because it is easily
rufn<'d and makes a grousing
muse when disturbed.

There's a different kind of
bird watehnig gome on here,
acrording to the latest issue
of The Victoria Unitarian.
Prrbap* other i-htirciiEnrrs
have noticed these not-so-rarr
birds.

St Oorsrp s l>ay Sunday
will He marked by the Anglican
church at Oadborn Bay whieh
hears the saint's name, ft will
probably he ihe only celebration
n# the day in the Greater
Victoria are*

Ttie day will he observed at
all services in St. Gaortfe-the-
Martyr, .1909 St. George* Lane.
The rector. Rev. N. S. Noel, baa
issued an invitation to all who
would like to join in the
service*.

The parish is also celebrating
the jfith anniversary of it*
founding. For 10 year* it
ofierated aa a mission. On St.
George's Day, 1951. Lieutenant-
Governor Clarence Wallace
tumpd the sod for the erection
of the present church. Rev.
William Hills was rpetor until
1963 when the present rector.
Mr Noel, former dean of
Calgary, whs instituted.

University of Victoria where he
lectures in Chemistry. He was
recently awarded a grant from
the National Research Council
for research in inorganic chem¬
istry. He was ordainpd a deacon
last year. -

Christ Church
Cathedral

Moderator

Urges

Caution

TW Or) Rev. arwe WbHlew

M.I.. M K4-. a n.. Owe an* "aetoi
* :Bo—Holy f ommUBlnn
*■.»—Family f'oiwnunlnii.
.Instruction:

The Rev !>r. K C Moss

IB-.AV-f’lmrt-h »« h«eil
(with Nursery)

Parish Hall
11 :*0— Maltlna

Sermon The Dean

7:.TB— r.% earning
Sermon:

The Rev_ R A Moult

SrfUlli

I nn Maitm* . . i IS K'*n*'n*

H.>lx O mmun"®

II l»' Tuewlav * '** ThurMtay

f 13 Frida'

It rarely joins in the
activity of the flock, but hr*«
around on the edges and
utters rritii al cries that sound
something like, "Why-did-ttiey-
divthnt'’" or '"niey-abould-do
someihmg-ab<att-it."

Som'etiines it leave* the
fb* k altogether hut sooner or
hater turn* up lo utter its odd
cries.

The Droplt Is a bird that
has multiplied rapidly in the
past generati<*v I t lives
mostly in the suburbs and its
principal activity seems tn he
dropping sod picking up Its
young. As a result, it seems
to have developed an uncanny
sense of timing.

The annual general meeting of
the Unitarian Church of Victoria
will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday.
There will be no church school
and no services, but child care
will be provided. At the 6 30
p.m. meeting Thursday, Rev.
Marvin Evans will speak on
Creative Commitment.

WINNIPEG ICP1 The

moderator of the United Church
of Canada says ministers can
only bless marital unions if they
are legitimate before the law.

Dr. W. C. Lockhart of Winni¬
peg said clergymen function in a
dual capacity of representing
the church and the state when
they marry people.

Commenting on announced
plans by the Himilton presby-

commotvlaw
he said the plan will

In Victoria Truth Centre, Dr.
Emma M. Smiley will speak on
the subject, For We Be Breth¬
ren, at the 11 a.m. service and
on The Robe of Glory at 7:30
p.m. Discussion -of the book
P s y cbo-Cybemetics by Dr.

Schnell

FTfifaon

Molloy

bless

Organ Recital
r. Francis .lacks**" of
York Minuter

H>«lnfs<la>. April ?«
a p.m.

unions,

have lo he submitted to the
general council of the United

he at tlw organ. The Sanctuary, At Kmmanuel and Stevenson Church before any action can he
choir, conducted by Frank Tup- Memorial Baptist Churches taken,
man, will sing at the r.t *ming Surxtoy morning, Rev. Norman
service. Archer will preach the third

* * * 1 sermon in his series. Problem

of Pain. This week he will deal
Rev. Dr Kenneth Mo** will iW jtp the origin of pain and will
give instruction at family com- explore the Bible narrative for
munion in Christ Church Cath-’f^^, reasons for making a
edral Sunday and on the follow- where pain and suffering

tng three Sundays. Dr, Moss is mB |te up BUC h nn integral part.

1 a member of the faculty of the s un day evening Mr. Archer

will preach the third sermon in
his aeries on the proithet Elijah.

Rev. Dr Leonard Schnell of

the Canadian Bible Society is Lo. In s , Andm ', Preshvtenan
Victona for three speaking' . „ _ „

engagement* th.s Sunday " ( ^ch. Rev. Bruce Molloy

He will speak in CeTMennial^^udcs a senes of studje* on
United Church at 11 a.m. and j Religious Dimensions
St Am 4>r e w‘s Presbyterian

Church at 7:30 p.m.
p.m. he will speak to a meeting
or the Victoria branch of the
Canadian Bible Society execu¬
tive and congregstinnal rejiee-
sentatives in Belmont Avenue
United Church HaH.

Dr. Schnell will spend a wrek
In Victoria urging minister* and
church m pm hors to appoint a
Bible society representative
from each parish and thus
prepare the way for the frirtha-
lion of rhurch branches, •“ the
hew policy in larger areas.

soloist In the morning and
William Kremer in the evening.
Dr. McLean continues his Adult
Bible Study and Discussion at 2
p.m. Wednesday.

It ran drop its v*toe at
church and return an hour
later to pick them dp, with
almost split-second accuracy,
and rieisume several rig* tf
coffee in the meantime.

Sunday!

morning. His sermon is titled |
At 2:30|our God Is a God Who Moves.
Rev. Dr. J. L. W. McLean will
conduct the evening service at
which Dr. Schnell will tell about
the work of the Canadian Bible
Society. John Bray will be

In Metropolitan Church, the
CGIT and Hl-C choir will sing
When My World is Confusing at
the 7 p.m.

orana* »*!» stMiv

I on am.-Hrtl.Y mMMl'NtnN

S:SB a.m.

FAMILY hERVKT.
(COMMUNION)

II :«* a.m.

MORNING PRAYER
Hrrntna:

( non Graham# Raker
Wintry lanUtiev and CTiuich Srhnnl
a) both * ** and tl 00 a m

RMk lUlaamrai a*aa4n,p. ■ ».**<
( aaadlaa *lr CaSM*. Chvrr. Farad#-

t:aa p.m.
ntMimu i an* ir»t
EVENSONG

Sernwn Mr. J Oaard
TUESDAY

IMv Communion 1 St. Mark)

7 go a m

THURSDAY

Holy Communion and fil*»i'ng
mm #.m.

W« a is nn l<iaa rout** l. J. I. 1*
and a

First United Church

«*■**>* and Sannaral

M,m*iei*-

Rev Ridd J. D Mund **. BO
Rev Marvin U. Fowler. BA
DliacLui ul Cboauan Eduratl'iS
Mr. Rnb Kdlain. RA
niraftor of Mu air
Mr W H Grafrny
CNsaniM. Mr* lliaula Bunt

Churches

service. Mrs. Bar¬
bara Henderson will conduct the
choir and Erie Boothroyd will

At St. Aidan's United Church
the primary department of the
Sunday School will be special
guest* at the 11 a.m. service.
Rev. A. G. MacLeod's sermon i
topic will be Just Suppose. The!
choir will sing the anthem Let!
Not Your Heart Be Troubled.
Keith Sturgeon is the soloist* At
the evening service. Mr. M*c-
I>eod's subject will be When
Learners Teach.

Four Archbishops
Back Union Action

Remember You
Promised—III

'The Vowe of
Confirmation

Rev. Donald Hills, pastor of
Cofl»ngw«ood Regular Baptisl
Church. Vancouver, will he
gu#»t speaker at both services
In Central Baptist Church Sun¬
day. His t >pic at 11 a.m. will be
Unashamed of the Gospel Rnd ;
the evening, Christ's Pathetic i
Question, dealing with the ques- i
taxi He asked his disctple TVter i
•— Simon Peter, I,oveAt TWou
Me? Rev. Hamkl James, execu¬
tive secretary of the African!
Evangelical Fellowship will
speak at the midweek prayer!
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wedne*-|
day.

* PM. rHLRMtAY: PRAYER

• Sharing In lh» roiKlurt nf th#
SarvK-? Mr. W Rnhfrt Hunlar
■ H:0n>

• Paul Wharf 11 "m

• Curd OrsahlR William Mp-A#!!

Archbishop Hamid Sexton hasistate that I still believe that ouriright basis for working out
gone on record aa being in favor church is right in seeking union definite plans for this union," h#
of union nf the Anglican Church'with the United Church and that i said.

Unitedlthe Principles of Union are a! Archbwbijp Sexton, tnetropoli-

UUADRA BIBLE CHAPEL
Tnlmla Ava. and Jarkaoo Str#*l

Sunrtaj 4

I SO a m —Thp l^ird • Ruai'rf
U-00 a m.—Sunday School ami I'll
Hlhla Hour. Sp#ak#f.
a >. Ftna

TSDgni Evpmna SrrvKr

riAiW "HAD

Th# Pkri»h Church n* Oak Bay
Tha Rav. Canon Hyw»l 1. Jntn,

I. Th. R#rt<«

Easier IV

R .3(1 a m. Holy Communion
11.00 a m.—Mattins
Preacher:

ITie Rector
4:30 p.m.- Evensong
Prcarhet:

The Rev. C D. Blenroe

of Canada
Church. Hi
metropolitans who have bluntly
rejected any - move toward a
schismatic program wiihin his
chorcb to oppose the uniisi.

1 :SB p.m.—I" the Chapel

“On ••inf
IndiipMsiblt"

Rev. Mania G. Fowler

favor of union. He said he feels B m t4
the Cnmmunicatir is n<»t in ( a ^uest i
accord with the spirit ol the At 7:30
day. sermon

OPPOSED IN ION Indispen*.

The aritrle In the Winnipeg
paper was attrihuted to- lhe :„ .
editor, who is presumably Rev !’ ,

Maurice Ha rdman, who j ..V . '
resigned In 1965 as editor of the _ ' .

diocesan Ruperia Land News, ™
f.»Ui»wins controversy with the, ww« t ^
dtooesan h»shops over his oppo- ,

sition to th»- Principles of Union. , _

r int w

Most Rev. A. H. O Neil, morning,
metropolitan of the ecclesiasti- <’Q |ir
cal province of Canada. Mid he nn „ ^
voted Fir the Principled of M ivation,
Union In Vancouver Archbishop, t „vd Rev
W. L. Wrirfit. metr«*?yilltan of| w '
Ontario, said he was not the onA p r to
archbishop referred tn. “I playi^ w ,j| r
fur the other team.” he said. 'Tip* t imi
have been a strong advocate* of confident
the unity movement for m

ii.o* « m - ah <t»ou

NU'y#:^ F»clllll#l
rhurrliv

l*Si m -Holy CnmimaH'kl

UNIVERSITY CHAPEL

■awlha'-n# and MaJ««*e
lOpvwna Him* Parte*

Probation After Death is toe , hM w>m# bishop* are having
subject of this Sunday s lesson- lifrUM sornnd about

sermon in aU Christian Science. direction of events, and this
churrim. I reportedly Includes an arch-

The golden text b from, bp^np "

Psatma 13f: "Search me. O _ , lrv . vr
God, and know my lieart try *EQl EST SIGNING
me, and know my thought*: and psper said Angliran*

see tf there be any wicked way would soon be asked "to sign a
In R»* and lead me in the way declaration of loyalty tn the
everlasting ’* vows we have made in the faith

a a * and to stand up and be counted

Let Us Look At Ourarfve* will * visible wganiaation "
he* the sermon Sunday by Rev. The primate of All Canada,
H. R. Whitmore in both Garden Moat Rev. H. H. CWk told the
City and Wilkinson Road United church's national newspaper,
rhurrhes. Catherine Hayhurst Canadian Churchman, that since
will be sotobt at the 10 a.m. there were only four arch-
aervice In Garden City and, at biahop*. there ww a 2S-per-cenl
11:1S a.m. In Wilkinson Road, chance he was toe one referred
The anthem will be All In an to.

April Evening. "Therefore I think I should

U BS Am.—Family BiW* Hour *|
Dr. B P Sulfc#rl»nd

M rm#r . Mi .1 SB* u—*m

Ra-t.ii ar- E S' » liiibeu
CD BA a D

R 30 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:00 a m.—Morning Prayer
The Rector

11:00 a m.-Church School
Classes

7:30 p.m.-Evening Prayer
Wednesday:

10:30 a m —Holy Communion

“For a Closer
Balk With God"

kW*r: K#v. Afc»r* E. Hina

Tbi eHnViSa Wtrli

Dr. Krnseth Prior
(Aarlcullsoil Miwkoary in Angntai
7-.BB p.m.

Tbt firits §1 tb« N«r

Rev. Albert E. King and
Mr. A. DavMaoH
(City Welfare)

Dtal.iiu# o*i Iha Cap h#lw»#a Ihs
Individual and la* Agent'
ctiurrti Srhnnl I* and 11 Ml am.

Naraety fnr Inlanlf at 11 S# a.m.

St. George Hie Martyr

ImWi H*». a. *. B.D.

8 L fieorge TH* Martyr
Pa I row a I Fe«tlval

S:«am.- Hrfy C-.mMunea
• Ma.m.—Family Serxie*

11 Warn. M"imn« Play»r
1 W p.m. Evening Pnltr
Vinton and Mead* and aipcctall'
lw>l «nd iy*i«'i* fnemhara nt lh*
SnrWH nf SI. Gaorga an cordially
!■< Had.

Sexton

CENTENNIAL

CNITED CHIUCH

Two Denominations
Plan Church
1 or Common Use

Church Collection
Goes Out Window

A member of the Order of St. | WUT ,
Francis who has been with an i

Anglican mission in New Guinea j
will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday in a.m.-
St. Mary'* Anglican Church. * m “
Metchoain. He la Father »=»*■•-
George, who lust arrived fmm w«m**daj
Australia,
nister, Mi
Metchoain.

Guest Preachert

Rav. Cut J. Ragans AA. AD..

Factor

8 00 a.m —Holy Cammunlon
10 30 a m.—Morning Prayer
Church School
Nursery

7:30 pm.—Evening Prayer
Preacher

Rev. W. E. Greenhalgh
Thursday:

10'30 a m. - Holy Communion
Followed by the Laying on of
Hands

Between $20 and $30 has stolen from the
collection box st the Christmdelphian Church* Blan-
shard and Ringa. in a hremk-ln overnight Thursday.
Police said entry was gained by removing the glass
from a basement window.

BETHESDA CHAPKt.

Carnar Oak Bay Ava and Da via St
Sunday:

I S a.m.—Wnrahlp and Brrak ng al
Bread.

tl:IS a m.— Sunday irhool and Family
Bmi* Hour.

T;M p.m.—Cuapal aarvlra.

Spaakrr: Mr. Sllnlna from
Calgary

I WatandB) 1 p.m — Prajer and mini.

try

Pour new server* will be
admitted into the Servers' Guild I
at the 11 a.m. service In Christ |
Church Cathedral Sunday. They|
will be presented to Dean Brian
Whitlow by the Warden of the
Guild, James Robertson. The
new server* sre Arthur Bur¬
gess. David Burgess. Cart
Eos sum and Alan Glenwright.

WINNIPEG (CP) — Two
congregations, one Anglican and
the other Roman Catholic, are
expected to approve eatablirfi-
naent of a church for joint use.

The $510,000 church would be
known as the Assinibaia Chris¬
tina Centre.

It has been the object ot
discussion by the Ang)i<*n
parish of SL Chad and the
Roman Catholic church of John
XXm, both now holding serv¬
ices In school".

Th# Anglican parish com¬
prising 300 families, was formed
tn 1961, while the 250-family
Roman Catholic congregation
was formed early last winter.

CATHOLIC IDEA

Th# church would be built in
west-end Winnipeg

The idea started 'last Decern
bw when the Roman Cstholir
group appmached the Angliran*
wt to an Invitation to pool
financial r«souir« and build
one church and parlrfi hall
facilities.

Anghran Rev. Douglas
Stewart said of the plan:

"If this achieves what is deep
down in the heart* of our
committee members, then this

Series Continues Sunday:

Organ)and Uractor ot Muaic:
Him Ella*balk CklMlrk

MILJ1K* LANDING GOB PEL CSAPBL
Sunday. S:M p m . Sunday Brtmcl.
1:43 p.*.. ttia Family Hour
Spaa bar: Mr. Jo* TXylor
Tburaday. T:M p.m.. Blbla aludy.
Ipaafcar: Mr. A. J. Field
■abrday, T:M p.m . Young PanpU'a
Bill* atudy.

THE CHURCH OF

ST. AIDAN

MJrtfad Ctiurce at Canada I

kaml al Uadai nib Ciaaa B

Easter IV

T:4Sa.m.—Mattlaa
l a* a.m.—Holy Commutimti
U:IW a.m.—Sung Mna and

Seimoa In Dtaiosv*
Buraary Faallllra and Chlldrss'
riaaaas WrVig Olia Sarvlca.
t:l" p.m.—Solamn Evanaosg and
terms

Hate «ammanlaa Ikaily

tiNla.m. —Monday tu#ada>

Tkuraday and Saturday
I J* a m -Wadnaaday and Friday

Rector

Tha Rav Canon B t Pag*. HI
run icLJm

Hie ipaeial aeries of germona i Canada and the world, and the i
on The Cries of The People challenge they present to th#
continues at Metropolitan 1 church tn answer their cries 1
Church this Sunday. and tn meet their needs.

The service* wtH be devoted At 11 a.m. Staxlay, a former
to the criea, concern* and need* agricultural missionary In An-
of the people nf Greater Vic- gala. Dr. Kenneth Prior, will
Itoria, nf British Columbia, of spenk cm The Criea of Afri< a At

MEETING FOR WORSH
SUNDAY. 11 AM
VISITORS WELCOME
1IB1 FENN STREET

B#«. A. II. Marljwd. S.A*
Orgateat: Mrs. Vara Barclay

It toa m.-Jiul Stippnaa
T 3* p.m,-W*i»B Imrwn Tract)
IN im-l! : Grad* I lo St.
«.ltnt.m.-S.A: Iolanta bn Graite ]

OPEN DOOR SPIRITUALIST CHURCN.
IBS Cook <tenday. T:| p.m. R#v K

Tlastey. W#4.. I pm. Mr. W. Ralph.
HEALING. WELCOME

IKRUTUN aPWmiALUT CHI RCH
TM Fori Kraal Sundav April U. 1 to
p.m . lorttar* and m#i>ag#a. Wadnaadaj
April 3*. r m pm Clrrlt.

CADHORO BAY UNITED CHURCH
Jta Arbuiaa Road
fhurcb Srhort.

• 4S—Gradaa I I
II •*- Pra-aekorl and rhjld #*ra.
Mnrmng worahtp. U:tB It
Tha Ravaraod C. U KrtlghL B.A.

City CKurch Notes

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THE CROSS

Cadar HiU and Cedar HIU Cmaaraad
Atlrad J. C. Joknann. paatrr.

11:9* a.m - Regular wnrahlp aarvlra
11 :H am.-Anlay artlnoL fnllrming
aarmna inrludaa maraary (arllltlra
Tha Chdrrh Where Famlllaa Wnrahlp
Together

Evangelical Lutharait Churrh nf Canada
tE.L.CC.—fermarly A.L.C.I

OORDON HEAD UNITED CHURCN
an Torxua* Drive

MlnUlaf. R*v Ua Walfwnrk. 411-BMI
WorWilp aarvlea .. . ... 1:45am.

Nuraary v. «:4I a m-

■unday arkaol U Masv.

Evaryhody Welcnma

Thanksgiving Set
By Labor Council

Rav. a N Spa H in*. D D.
OrsaaM: R. W. g m a—r

Two Sunday School*
Two Cnurrh Santee*

Rart nr LL-OX

Tha Rev R. O. WUk.«- MC . CD.

f :30 a m.—Holy Communion
11 :0fl a.m.—Matins

7:3(1 p.m.—Evemong snd
Bible Study

EAQUIMALT UNITED CNt-'BCB
Admiral! Road and Lyall SI.
Family wnrahlp aarvlra 10 a m.
Adult dlaruaalon. rhurrh arhonl 11 a»
Rav. Hartwvll B Illaay. B A.. MD

• 45 am. -Gnnaral Cliwi
II fln a.m.- PreSrh-eil Clauea
IB OBa.m —Ttatt Ctah

irra ruri w mun and s»tsM

lAmiu tram Ceniral Junior HiaKi
PaaloC: Rav. David H. Metzgar
Olga MB: Mr* Ruto June*

Tha Early larvir* I k * rm

Th* lunday Church Bcimnl 10:00 a m.
Tha SERVICE U:0i am.

"I wsa glad whan (hay raid la m*. Lai
aa go Into lb* Houaa ad tha Lord!"
VMtnn hi Victoria art waleomai

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Shalboum* Si.
Blbla claua*. M a m.
Memlag wonhlp. 11 a.m.
Evening wnrahlp T:M pa

<n-no - dTF3*a*

Cmraai ad Km aad PalrttoM Rd.

Rav. R. W. Xartey. Ph-tt
Orgamat: LAN. Baadla. Mta.D

11 SB a.m.

“A Happealag”

1J» p.aa.

"Tbs Laagaage of Faith'*

8:00—Holy Communion

10:00—Holy Eucharist,

1st and 3rd
Matins. 2nd and 4th

UNITARIAN CRUNCH OF VICTORIA
Sarvaiua Hall
US Superior Slrwt
bdarvto D. Evaaa. BA. RD

Sunday. April 33. 10:00 a m
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
No Church School and Nn Services

Hope Lutheran church

iMOBUURi SYNOD i
1304 carrtok K al Dean Ava.
r»« Rav. L. M. Carlaon. paitor. MO-fTU
Sunday tohnol and

Kbit alaaa .*.43 a n*.

^avin* Worihip li no a.m.

1 church *f "Th* Lailharan ,Houc' and

ST LUKE'S

ir«twr 1 edter NIB aad
f adat NIB t Saadi

Bar tng the Cadar Hilt. Nhalhnum*.

Rtchm-ind «nd UmVaraltv Area
Berlnr. Tha beaerableC. F_ F. SaW

The Fourth Sunday After
Easter

* nn a to — H dy Cnrr.muninn

* SI a.m.-Sen.nf Sunday School and

BIN# Claiu

11 mim.—Jrmtor Sunday Srhnnl and
Nuratn

U 0* a tn.-MORNING PRAYER
1 SO p.m.—Evenaong

786,400*000

(Reuters)

WELCOME TO

GnaWORTH HOAD COMMUNITY
CHURCH

Sunday achsoi ... 0 43

MornBig aarvlra ...11:00

HONG KONG
China's population has grown tn
786,400.000. the U.S. Information
Service wys. The repcot **id
th«t in 1949, when the Cbmmu-
ntsta tor* nywr the mainland, the
population was 541,700,000.

rts Woaderful'

GOOD SMEPHEKD LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Ml Cadar toil Road
Rav. J. E. Berabuarh. D.D.. soteor
ifc-nsa

Mahaa lEkgllahi. I to a m

Hi* Service •Garmanl and Sunday

achonl. ifl;to am.

Waatara Canada Synod, UC A

l;Mp.m.-lltr Srrtir*
Speaker: Kirk Herrlm>B

"A Friendly Community Church’

MIAS EVA '4URTON
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from Vietnam l

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Open Monday to Saturday, • :aa a.m. to S :S8 p.m.

Thursday and Friday avaaiags till fl p.m.

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By LEO HEIMA.N rodent attempt to sponsor tour-. The first Russian tourists

s-AUiriiCTi rsmni. ipMCi ism w 'thodt allocating hard ashore in Famagusta carried

I - cash to their West-bound travel- with them shapeless cottuo-

— but gleaming Soviet paseen- „ , a a . h •l-,.'.,!,'

iger liners are cri»*-crowing the le ™_ pad ded Foofaika JackeU.

| Mediterranean this tourist
I season.

| The 25.000-ton Ivan Franko.
and the smaller Litva. Latvia.

, Armenia, Gruzlya and Felix
Dzerzhinsky tali built in Fast
German shipyards) are now
[ferrying Russians to such scenic
{spots as Famagusta. Malta,

| Gibraltar. Elba, Dubrovnik.

■ Piraeus^ and Naples, plus
Venice, ” Cannes, Istanbul and
Marseilles.

* * *

{ When I was in Famagusta the
{other day, shopkeepers had
lowered the shutters and cab
{drivers were making themselves
{scarce.

I "What.give*?" I asked a local
[Greek Cypriot acquaintance.

["Are tha Turk* landing?"

He shook his head: "No. the
_ Russians are coming. Gruziya
fils due in port this afternoon."

The reason why Soviet tour¬
ists are universally disliked
throughout the Mediterranean is
they are not allowed to take any
foreign currency with them, and
Russian rubles are useless
abroad.

Having witnessed an invasion I
of Famagusta by a horde of
j Soviet tourists. I esn testify
i there Is nothing more pathetic
and ridiculous than Moscow's

H1-7W. Oat Bar flfllaai
IMS miaaat rwaa. JSS-11H.

Use Newspaper Advertising .
FOR MASS RESPONSE!

STAN

DELAPLANE

OOLOMA. California — Green
(spring has come to the Mother
j Lode. Creeks and rivers are
running wild and full. The
popptea are splashes of gold on
the mountain meadows. The
oaks are leafing in pastel apple-
green.

On the hill above this gold
rush town, the bronze figure of
Jsmes Marshall points to the
place on the American River
where, in January, 1848, he
picked up the first yellow
flakes, "about as much as a 10-
cent piece would hold."

* ★ *

"... lammer niellos
place that weeld tale reel ear <
three beys."

You can still pan gold all
through the Mother Lode coun¬
try at California. It’s an Inex¬
pensive, easy-to-isam process.
A lot of fun — you're sure to
get the "color” occasionally. A
thin pencil line of gold on the
edge of the pen.

Little Bit of .. I

Authentic I*Ih century stage roaches now provide three-day
toara through many of Britain’s historical and beauty spot*.
Here four horsepower coach leaves Inn aear Rnan.vmede oa
River Thames.

Tips You Off

Skin divers drr well In the
rivers: using a suction pump in
deep holes Ihst the Fnrty-eilners
didn’t reach. People who live up
here hit occasional pockets and
bring out quite a bit. (You can
buy gold dust here in collectors'
bottles.)

Not too iptmy hotels. You
should have reservations, espe¬
cially for weekends. A number
d them are done in gold rush
style. Try Sierra Nevada House
here at Coloma and Mine House
at Amador City. Sierra Nevada
House and the Jug and Rose at
Volcano are tops for sourdough
pancake breakfasts.

♦ * *

"What de yoe thiak of
tefeteg small rkUdree oe a trip
to Mratio*? W« coakl take a
camper. Osa child Is • year

This loems to be patterned
after the popular Cub MedF
terrance. That’s a membership
thing operating Its own summer
vacation villages in off-beat
places. In the Mediterranean,
the Caribbean and South Paci¬
fic. Sort of like lods’ summer
Scamps for adults. Group travel
land group operation make it
inexpensive and Club Mediter-
ranee has done very well.

Club International is new.
They wrote me something of
their plans. I wrote back and
haven't heard from them since
so I just don’t know. Club
iMediterranee brochures can be
I had by writing them at 516
I Fifth Avenue. New York City.

carved wooden spoons, picture I
postcards of Siberia, small I
statuettes of arctic bears and
spools of color film for "Zorki"
35mm cameras. These goods
they offered for sale to Incredu
loua Greek Cypriot shopkeepers

No other articles were avail¬
able in the ship’s shop, and the
tourists could not comprehend
why the Greeks did not stam¬
pede for "Foofalkaa" which
fetch such a high prica in
Moscow, Kiev or Odessa.

* * a ,.

"You won’t believe it, but
they tried to sell me picture I
postcards of Russia," cotn-[
merited 57-year-old Alexia Triki-
lakis, who runs a souvenir stand
near the main entrance to
Famagusta’s bustling harbor.

"That's nothing.” said George
Sikiris, a taxi driver. "I took
some of them to town and they j
tried tq pay me in cancelled
Russian postage stamps. I let|
them go without paying."

Waiter* run from Russians
who try to pay in Kazbek
cigarettes.

* * *

From what travel agents
report from other places, the
Famagusta reception was rela¬
tively friendly compared with
the reaction in Malta.

Moscow sent the flagship of
Its Black Sea merchant fleet,
tha stream-lined Ivan Franko,
to visit Malta with 970 Russians,
Poles, Czechs and Bulgarians
aboard.

The Maltese are the greatest
tip-lovers this side of Macao,
even more than the Italians or I
French — and that Is some¬
thing.

* A ★

They expect a tourist to tip
them for replying "Good morn-
, ing" or juet smiling, let alone
1 providing information about
k streets and addresses.
p • What happened when the
T Russians got to Malta with their
1 cotton-padded “Fooleikas" snd
cancelled pontage stamps in lieu
£ of cash money can best be left
unsaid.

{ -

More Work |

t. OSHAWA (CPl — General Mo-
>f tors of Cemria says 125 (aid-off
d employees will be recalled this
e manOt. Moat of the workers v.ill
b be placed on the bruck-produe-
* bon aasembly because of an in-
16 nreste in production an the line
- the company aaid.

ANNOUNCING COMPLETE CIRCLE PACIFIC
CRUISES - OCT. 1, 1967 AND JAN. 13, 1988

70 DAYS-16 PORTS OF CALL

Tahiti, Bora Bora, Samoa. Tif 1. New Zealand. Australia,
Vets GxHtea, Singapore. Bangkok. Ho np Kong, Japan,
Manila. Honolulu, San Trwnaaeo—Satl Tha Pudftc On A
Dtscooerif Cm Us of Two Honitpharei, Three Continent u.

THE HOLLAND-AMERICA LANE—8.1. RTATENDAM

Mexico has some camping
places but not many. Trailer
perks ere so popular down there j
—• living is cheap — that they're
usually booked up far in
advance by people who do it
year after year. Especially true
of beach towns like Mazatlan.

I'd say, try it. Use hotels
when the campio* looks too
rough. Country hotels are gen¬
erally cheap in Mexico — $4 to
18 for two. Use powdered milk
with bottled water for the
children. I'd be wary of regular
milk even if it says "pasteur¬
ized." Mexico is great country,
for kids.

♦ ★ *

"Would like to know some
thlag about the (tub lateraa-
tteual. Their tripe sound good,
but I'd Iks to beer from ,

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First Claaa alMnaluahm fare, IncluSIng tiSH
lower Perth an* all aaeela “w**

(Heala A Barth from VMceuraO e*e

Sea jeer trmmi Mount or al f V. MIX

1 WITH EX A MATURE SENIOR CLERK
■Blam'd pcwt-ltyplst !■ required hy ■ Ball ratal
drawj. Apply tnauranre company to type
1LU. Branch chequra, cerreapondmca from dic¬
'd Lite ii tapbone. clalma and Matlattnl
da. repniia and to perform related

————— Clerical dWlea ExceQeM typing 4
RKQlIAD.to l y«an twain eaa experience

GREEN-Born to Mr. and Mra I
D. F. Groan, nso Ardmore Drive, i
Stiaey. B.C, at 8L Jaeepfa'a Hoe-1
petal, ra April U, ISO. ■ aon. I
Ronald. A brother lor Wanda.!
Uaau red)

JAY an to Mr. ami Mm. Xen-
a ath C. Jay. 4001 D mdai Street.
WBorta. RC., at the Soya] JubJ
tea H igUtol. on Aprt II. 1M». a

lor la on April 30, 1SW, Mra. Ca ma¬
rine Adriana Van Der Vac. aged
43 year*. Moved wile at Jan Van
Dar V« > * im snal hcaarna

bun m BUiaad and a ruldutf a*
Victoria hr IM PW U »aara.
■« alas toavea bar narantt MJ.
and Mra. Ta D an

the U S. A and Holland
fmeral amvtcas win beheld M
McCall Broa. FLORAL CHAPEL.
John*-* and Vancouver Break, am
M<nday. April M ad X JS (A. Rev

TRAD I SCHOOLS

IBM

COMPITTBR PROGRAMMING
Keypunch. Sonne

DRAFTING

Mechanical. Elec.. Structural

McKAY

TECNICAL INSTITUTE
"THE SCHOOL WITH THE
COMPUTER"

Victoria P ra m . Baa 140

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

nralcra earn big pay. Train ret
« equipment: ahovela. darnra.
•a per*, arm den. Greer Tac (crural,

PART TIME

SECRETARY AND
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Forjrxeevtlv* with varied burineat
North

BRITISH COLUMBIA

i fJ per hour. North
area. Eor bdonnatlan call
MMalay Uroogh Friday. (S

Writ a toe a copy
of the booklet
“A Teaching Career
In BrttWh Columbia' 1 '

IN VERY

O N imr a ft naa to loclata ktadar>
■arien or aqatvalni tntatng. ad
■matatmtive NOU, ahthly to give
Imagbmldua taadirahlp to capand-
jAf program. Victoria Pram, ta

Drlva.

R. WARD

QUALIFIED GARDENER,
raaaonahlr. Wnrtanaaahlp guaran¬
teed. Free aallmatai. Anything to
do with your garden. IB4MST. _

I FLOOR'S LEADING GARDEN AND
LmamiiBanna aervlce. RS-SOll after

R ieral repairs, altera
i addltlona FaaL enurt a om
Ice. Fraa eettmalea.

Earl Iby _ B —

CARPENTER WORK AND ODD
Jobe Have retaraacee. SUn r rawer
phowa 471007

21 MALI OR P1MAL1 HILP
WAMTVD

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TBIS

REALTORS ! I !

MEN AND WOMEN

DRAPERIES, BROAD LOOM
FURNITURE. ETC.

<Bave vour bom a decora lad m
■ylaa <4.your choice. Inerting maw-

FARQU1

Grill Cook Required.

Funeral cartage will Imvm HAT
WARD'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, W4
Broughton St. Sahnday at 114
pm. to Rusal Oak Burial Park lor
graveMda aarrtea at 1:B pm.,
Raw. Cam Bywat J. jenaa off!rial-
log. (F Ur w ai ’l grmlaBdly dadtnad.
Donattcaa to thd Living Memorial
Fond. 84. Petar’a Entetngal Church.
Redwood City, Call! would ha ap-
pretJatedJ_

B3LLIAR — Winifred Edith Hllllar
died April II, UST, aged If yaara
She leavaa to moan bar loving
haabwnd. George Thoenea, ami
aon. Wilfred, both at Courtenay,
B.C.

Sfrvicen will be held In St
Mary‘a Angttcan Church, Fnltonf
Harbour. Monday, April 94 at 1
p.m., The Veaarahto Archdeacon
lit. a Roraaflald otndaUng. Good

YOUR

COMMUNITY CHAPELS
SENSIBLE PRICES

SANDS MORTUARY LTD,
Memorial Chapel
of Chimes

Victoria, B.C. 383-75U

CHAPEL OF HEATHER
Colwood, B.C. 478-3K
Established 54 Years

Patio

THOM90N ft IRVING
Funeral Chapel
ML 1SU rxmmty et Wlimtpa
A DtgrUflad and Untilitmdkg
Service at Modmala Coal

FARMER

CONSTRUCTION LTD.

R spate Dt0L

ft HAMILTON

Knights of Pythias
CHARITY BINGO
CP. Hall — 723 OosnorasE
Sat., April 22, T:45 p.m.
20 Games. H (inc. 1 card)
Extra Cards 25c — 5 lor $1
ALWAYS GOOD PRIZES
Plus Gracn Oard Banuaes
Five Door Draaw — And
Good Neighbor Gmmm

WE PAWN MCBT TJDN OS¬
KOL UDIlfQ TOUR WIFE

BallQ <2nl«n 1st, Victoria, B.C., Saturday, April 22 23

386-21211 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS [386-2121

TELEPHONES

IIM p.m. to 1 ul

MS-tll§

f

Sports, MS-IMS
Editorial, mi um «r
Ct ir ra tettot. MS-C7M

BOX REPLIES
AO rwpUaa to private baa
■ambnra available Irens
l« a.m. to C:M p.m.
tiim day to Friday la-

onxx HOURS
Cl aaal fto d 0—Ilf, UN
a.as. to IM pa. Bad
mmm OCflaa, 9M aKi. to
BM p-m. Matey to Fri¬
day toelaalva.

CLOSED BATURDAY

• • •

TELEPHONE HOURS
■ ■SB a-as- to IM p-m.
Mtatey to Batarday to¬
ol ariva.

auuMiracD copy

DEADUMES

aSTiuVftlld^ril

carniM*. I:B la to 1:B >a
an Um day prior to yahantl a.
H c w dey ta Friday mated *e. ay
talatoM MB t.a la MB
(«, M mam te B— te S ha-

•Sb*f‘to l WB>» , 2 SB

MALI HELP WANTIb lift ft MALI HILP WANTED 27 TEACH I *5 WANTED

TEACHERS WANTED

lor September, 1967
for all subjects

< 30 SITUATIONS WANTID '
FEMALE

WOULD LIKE TO CARE'FOR J
girl, age At yearn to ha rwmgnny
tar my h-yeaJMdd gtrL at4NL

WILL DO INY _ JOB AFTER II |
Cleaning, dtehwaahlng, or kitchen
help. JH5431.

GIRL INTKRESTKD IN MODKL-
i bits tm the full time bneie. KS-7M0.

X« IUSINISS SIR VICES ANff
DIRECTORY

| HARKNETT FUEL LTD.
Electrical Division
Free Estimates
384-9381
479-2640 Eves.

APPLIANCE INSTALLATION*
RESIDENTIAL REWIRING. ELEC¬
TRIC HEATING ALL HYDRO
FINANCING.

YORK ELECTRIC
_ 18»-71B _

OLDER HOMES REWIRKD NO
dawn eaymnoL We b nance inruuga
HC Hydra Plan.

EDDY'S ELECTRIC. EMI—

FAST. EFFIQRVT ELECTRICAL
aarvtca. Bledric h.-atlna. wiring
BUCKLE ELECTRIC

ctbc _ m-mm

I RE WHUNG—ADDITIONS

Gnrdauaug

Hal rde a ee ara

eerrifa tor etwttea. BtAom.

I a ti ilar Deeaiatart

ED. NO. 0 — LADYSMITH

SPECIAL CLASS total to tdaa ttalWUd aubto aims

Trlf «™ our onryuk and Va il a tm Dam. JEWELLERS SILVERSMITHS

1 LALluil aat aad tom ell il S taad ar d rurnt- Jewellery and tUvertoara Biirully

Required toe Wa Oa. m Tama St B»au remterf m_ made mu v ■ to

e - - . _ _g-f. -1 , , (TUUulfti SJVftWin rgPftll Sq Iftn

MT. BRENTON HOURJGANB CARPETS AND LUIOti replaaed AU watch rape!ring draw

OJMENTARY “tieSS? J-S* SSSirtJ^SSTr^Si

ppHcarioea are kvltod from pwVaknwally tamallad. flk —' Irit-nandi and prerfoua mtmm Jawv!-

W«W4iIk >■<»**■ « Ealaa Til Pamtora. Ph. MML kry raid <m oonalgmanL Eatt-
“■ *< emraVmeXy dUPwtwd chi-1 mates gtortly given without child¬
ren Enrollm*B4 win be apprazl- n_. (ma

mtaly I puplto __104 TATES STREET 183 4341

Am extra 17*0 par year above ANYTHXNQ IN CONCRETE, sente -----—

rate la payable tor thla pototton mSw poaU pew-c — l aepda tanka. I sadirostng

ugtlcalkrw in to to dlracMd to eta. Bm* Maa4ttg. W. A N. Trace. _ _'

&-..A ^ a»m1n OtSD or 4TSIJSL NEW LAWNS AND COMPLETE

2?2 OB ‘ a ’ r ‘°' B °* *■ .' *'--n. ""rv^wtue . »« «.*»*» devetopmenli. Jofaa fully

•aywnllh. B.C *- .*• J 3 * ~ guaranteed. S expanearad man to

---- - --- ‘ff. ™ 1 “» anrve you. Floor a Laading Garda*

rBr > 1 — 1 'r —a** * » Maintenance. CH-kdlT alter ( p.m.

LLra^rarvI^W^!^ ^"DSCAPE GARDENING, THEE
OAK HAY. VICTORIA JgJJ “**““*■ W,irh - ae rri ra. 3S yra, axpnrlaacw K3-481(,

ISLAND
DECORATORS
Painters Papahangers

Spray Painters
Plaster Repairs
Convenient Tima Payment*
R3-B09B Evm. ID-1471

INDEX TO WANT ftp HEADING!

In Victoria It’s
BALLANTYNE S
Far Flowers
384-0555; Nl«ht, 478-2873
"Flowers By Wire”
900 Douglas St.
Opp. Strathcoca Hofei

PHONE

DIRECT

386-2121

PLACE

YOUR

CLASSIFIED

Houses, Suites, Rooms for Rent? A Classified Ad Will Find You a Tenant Fast-Phone 386-2121!

24 IbUr (Kalaniat. Victorlc, B.C., Saturday, April 22

JOt-I- rw. HAO
tint TO THINK- 5INC
ME GOT TYAma HIM.

, -AMD l — fM

\ynmwHb w wt- .
m&z»n *rr too
Hwjwilj! m

I m ID HOLD
* OP THW CAB-
tEJflkl MMCrt
~ wm THlRt’l.

mu. TIME TO f
k STOHTHB!/

TV TALK

14 BUSINESS SERVICES'AND
DIRECTORY

HO HfiM YET CP *
THE WKR GOIM
l DONH,BONNIE.!

H TtUE, KJRlt THE MAM

an toNNit had no

MIR SOOMMSTt T0rw»
i U4~ AFTER THfY UFT IS

STEWART ft HUDSON
LTD.

FOR GREATEST
SELECTION

Plaster, stucco and patch

work. 477-CU

By ROBIN JEFFREY

Saturday’s Highlights

5:30 p.m—Leonard Bernstein and the New York Phil¬
harmonic Orchestra present a youth concert—12

6t00—20/20 visit* the rebuilding project at Louis bourg
oa Gape Breton Island

— 2 , 8 . • _

7 40—Jackie Gteaaon —s/ " \

and Art Carney present 1 ' l l V **‘ *v

another episode of the \ it

H o n e y moaners —8 (on I \

Channels 7 and 12 at / I I

7:30). \ TW

9 30—Joan Crawford \ I s’®*

Is the host at the Hotly- \| \

wood Palace with guests C “I

Nancy Ames, Julius La f

Rosa, Tim Conway and / ’ USPS Uj Vk

the cyride—4. '

rm a bolt ltd

i WRLH AM. Proa.

Mwrt MaM Work. Plwtlna.
Holloa lanallaifcM. OB Bomrri
•h isaiaBi ltd. m-u:

ssn.

28x344

PLYWOOD SALE

It7xH Sanded .1

4x6x4 Sanded .J

4x6x4 SBnded . \

30x78x14 Sanded . \

4 vftx >4 Umunded ......I

4x6x\ Unsanded..1

Sale price* on 4xS sheets

Raaftaa. laaulaliaa sad Sldlag

VICTORIA ROOF ING
AND INSULATION GO. LTD

AWMMI eunttii omu and abihaa.

Buuon ud «Jl UA Pm HUM
HO 1XWH PAT MX XT

-C LUX, M0W(Y/ fttMO

man ouvxe-robriw mmi

missMBem

rfc"*»r

nu P £t2?WL lcm " mi * L ^« PLYWOOl

8asr^“Krjm!attitei4....

experience la »una tka Tsar 46xl0x'4

RcXX’-S, ANY TVrr RXPAIH OR 4X<£4x'.
ne*. Cn«! m tn*. A-l workman 7 ’**

■hi* fannmd. JiOmluaa 1M«- 48x1 ,X% ...
an..., >te«iMtr*e *»■«» _ 48x18x14 ...

Taftaea :40x30x% ...

MUTun cv/stom TAiLoaa ,12x81x14 ...

au^CSTcd - r *^ SS £mm “**■■* .

---_-- - 48x84x4 ...

_ T — 48x22x4 ...

scientific paumnu. ipray 31x49x14 K3

l pm—Golf, third
round of the Dallas Open

PICNIC TABLES
6 ' long, aJJ ?" cedar. Ready
i to assemble .S13.S5

Television for Saturday

“He asked U we were watch-
1:30 —Golf Classic ta * TV 1 •■ w 'y**-’
moves into its final, 90 The* be wanted to knem If
minutes of golf today ** ■ olh '** better to dn.*»

and tomorrow, with Sam

Snead and Gardner Die kins nn meeting Jullua Boros and
Don January—2, $ (on Channels 7 and 12 at 4:00).

4.00—Soccer, the B.C. juvenile championships from

ANYTHING IN TREES STUMPS
hadananrk or daaaeruua Irma Call
MT VIEW TRSX SERVICE
«7>SJ71 Inured SR 291

COMPOST BOX
6‘x4'x3\ AU 2" cedar. Ready!
J to asaembto. With hinged!

fl*P .18.951

I 8 x10* GREENHOUSE
Pre-cut, partly assembled/
Frame witti door_$69 50

North Vancouver- 2 .

4 :30—World of $nort* presents highlights of the London
to Brighton vintage-car race and the AAU women a
swimming championship *—8 (on Channel 4 at 51»).

Saturday’s Movies

^ 30 p.m.—What a Life (1939 comedy) Jackie Cooper
1:30—Assignment—Outer Space (1962 science fiction)

Htvkry

Hockey

brown PV board.

4x8x4 .61.31

4x8x4 .ll.B

4*4x4 .... .»

4x4 Squaretex ceiling tile

xtai

WrntJlna

WmUtas

Movte

Rlprel*

Wan4 td Spare
World ad ajpos
WorM <d

Archie Savage—7.

C-2:30 Desert Raiders (I960 rouaer) Writ Morris 5.
C-3KX)—Seven Men from Now (1965 western) Lee Mar-

vte—4.

3.30—Sabo and the Magic Ring (1958 jungle) Daria

Ms Hey— 11

4:30—Steamboat Round the Bend 119.35 comedy i Will

Rogers—13.

ft C -8 -.30—Exodus, part on* (drama about the establi*h-
meot of Israel after the lash war) Paul Newman-2.
*:30—The Wrong Man (1956 drama) Henry Fooda-IL
ft 0:00-The Buccanneer (1958 pirate rouser) Yul
Brynner- 5.

C-9:00—40 Pounds of Trouble (1962 comedy> Phil

Silvers- 8 .

11 d)0—Killer McCoy (1947 drama) Mickey Rooney-12.
11:05—Beneath the 12-MUe Reef <1863 drama) Robert
Wagner; followed by And Sudden Death (1936 drama)
Randolph Scott—7.

* C-11:J5—The Seven-Year Itch (1956 comedy) Marilyn

Monroe—3.

C-UJD-Th* Tall Men (1955 w e stern ) Clark Gable L
0-11:30—40 Potmdi of Thauble (again)— 6 . _

Bunny

12x96x4

3x4x4

Gmmatu
■wwiy HIUbUllfB
TMh. Traill

Richard Booaa
BXSird Enona
JacUa Gliaana

* r>«. man* LUMBER SPECIALS
1- --- 25 PIECE LOTS

n A.VYOHS WTTMmENC' . ., .

r>a*ni at H.uaoc and .Ian. 1x6x6 standard..

^ *a m ra ' T and G cedar ..

1.KMAN. Ik WITH NO 2xi ** Utijlty ...

I wtaiwa «a m.e a lady 2x3x10' Utility ..........

*v8Ur*p^Srt£i wT tf !*x3xir utility.

oauua uustsuvi 2x4x6” economy..

1 * I,2x4x8- economy.

——'2x4x10' economy.

■ USINIg P tRSONALS Mxlr eco J ny _

SINGLE ADULTS 2x4x6* cedar utility_5

SINGLE ADULTS

LUMBER SHORTS

imfwSK^tamJfTaarau All dressed-wnooth 8ft. I
U-7IS Qonillt ■ . Vancouver 1 x 2 RT>f.P 12 ...... J 00

cat owneannat-UBewie ilx3 BDLE 6. .70

YOU surrERnm rnon 1x4 BDLE I .92 :

Us Or rlrcuUUwi’ Wa i-c « arh J 1

rip ,«m Wrlra hr frte In- 7^ .. ”

ikm. VkSarla Pna. Baa 111 1x8 each .......... .31

ftnUTKD MAGAZINE OP M BDLE C .... 1.00 ’

2x3 .»

Ma*i«

MMMce 1mpna a.

aamnoSa

Movta

Television for Sunday

11 30—The Violent Men (1954 western) Glenn Ford 9.
1 15 a.tn. Cris* Cross (JM9 drama) Dan Duryea—5.
Chaanel It ache dale t p.m., Farm Show; 3:30. Fisher
Family; 4 00 , Christophers; 4;30, Movie; 6 : 00 , Upbeati
7 4». Movie.

Gdl

Ik rare can

IllUrl

SrtiDot Bnuaa

Saturday’s Radio

10:30 a m —Hockey, Taranto v*. Montreal—CBU (680).
1 03 p.m.—Opera Time preeent* Verdi's Alda—CBU.
2:06—Brahma Concerto No. 1-CFMS (18,5).

8:03—Hal Tennant, an editor of Maclean s Magazine,
visit* Now I Ask You—CBU.

1:36—An baring talk with Ray Bradbury, American
*c!encryption writer—CHU-FM (105.7).

9 30-Beat of the early Goon Shows—CBU-FM.
iOitn-Jazx Canadiana listen* to Phil Nlmmom in To

HmStaT

; Vlrflulin
IVIrtWten

GARDEN STAKES
25-pleca bundle

n S*erjM
Death Valii) D»yi
Most*

run to—CBU.

ft Of special interest.
CCotor.

Mtwle

Movla

ST aNDRStr* SCHOOL GRADES
1 to V. Mtadc aa* rnak M

North pork, mau

CUBBON BUILDING
SUPPLIES (1M7) LTD.
1720 Cook St 515 Alpha St
38441(1

PLASTIC PATH)
PANEL SPECIAL

CORRUGATED

Yettow Cedar Boat Lumbar
out to size. ,

4x45/1 Fir Plywood, un-
■ ended . 14-50!

WttCiiwM BUTUbaM THE ADMIRAL
VENETIAN modal at tha rrga'ir
•rk-e •! mm 1 w wOl Wdad* -
kBBGLUT»LY PR RE—a V AIV
MIRAL pwliUa TV <vlaa OB to.
Ana ratnrtrtbrr . . . »n* atlU frt

— THIS WEEK’S SPEC3AU |!

ONCE A LIFETIME I

ta

O B.H. PAINT SALE

£ Up to 7596 off on at] 8 H.
_ ] paint. Top quality toaa|

I than coat price.

S: 14 x 10 in. Smooth-Faced

_ Forest Siding_C per M.

You

Reg. Spec. Save
4” Sanded Ply.
in 18.30 67.98 61.40

kit- li/i*- Sanded Ply.

1.25 7.41 .76

£?' Ab®v* pricee apply to top-
of-piia selection.

WALTERS LUMBER CO.
LTD.

1080 Coldstream Ava.
478-2621

SPRB4G CLEAN-UP TIME
cwsaoBi baa ree cmwit tea!

Caamw Uak lariaaraiar Cm M SB

FENCING SPECIAL
Baakttweeve—35c per lin. ft.

R thUtn a i-paar VomptM* guar¬
antee m parts and aervics m

Sale Price on all Fir
Plywood

LANGFORD BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

840 GaMbtream Aw.

Opaa 7 day* a week

I to 5:30
Phone 478-1724

t FIELD.

COAL THAT LASTS

PATIO STEPPING STONES

12*11 Ra* . fl

llxll Re* . »

ltoUtoW - to

SAVINGS ON
FIR PLYWOOD!

BUTLER BROB. SUPPLIES

KXLSHAWS

AUCTIONEERS

A KB TOP GUITAR - SIS

NEW lB-RAm ACCOBUON FOR

an BBeaa a tor » »a _

RLECTRIC GUITAR. XV NT SOLID

toy Mar Wrk-ap. fll-UO.

DON'T WAIT

FOR SPRING GALES TO
REMOVE YOUR
ANTENNA
LETT CABLEVI3ION
DO IT FREE
WHEN WE INSTALL
YOUR CABLE
CONNECTION
NOW
477-1884

HARDWARE SALE
CONTINUES

Baiaril Him af laavl
ktlrkna Hiieimra % *».

KAY GUITAR. AS NBW. WTTB

LUND’S

AUCTIONS

Tuaaday and Saturday

FINE QUALITY
4x8*3/16 Prednlahad
Mahogany Panels
Only 63.66 sheet

CUBBON ON COOK
FIRST AGAIN 1
PLASTIC CORRUGATED
PANELS

Wkiw. Tttlaw. Braaa

tot*

*n -n.N

ACOOdUMOM BBQIRBKR TRIAL
Otairaa. Cmaafl^ May tsth

RENT A PIANO
FOR 6 MONTHS

WOOD- WOOD
DRYLAND FIR WOOD

T.V. RKMTALS

IS' Ml S" PcrtiHra
OPTION TO rURCKAU

P.V. HARDBOARD

4x8*4 Reject. Hj

4 s **4 Reject.*lj

GYPROC WALLBOARD

STANDARD FURNITURE
VIEW ST

BARGAIN BASEMENT

Rant ABeUaa g Purcham*
FLETCHER BROS

100% WOOL CARPET SALE

2-Pee Colonial Sett ee

HALL ft FAIRFIELD
MUSIC CENTRE
Everything in Music,
Musical Inatnanaota and
Music Leaaooa
721 Fort 186431

» DOWN - 61 A DAY
New

COLOUR TV

Phone 3S4264 Night or Day
TRADER VKTS

GARDENER'S SPRING
SPECIALS

GIANT CLEAROUT
SALE

CONTINUES

IKT* MOBXT-BACR GUARAIt-
^OJ^^USKO TBLEVUtOMi.

dr* Aptiliaaea Bmrloa Cmiim
Q uaCra at. aaun

•OATS AND MARINI 10 BOATS AND MARINI 12 MISCELLANEOUS FOR I

SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR

' SALI

flatlu (tulunisl,

14 TV, STCREO. RADIO ?4 CARDIN SUMLIIS 10 BOATS AND MARINI BO
SALCS AND SERVICE }--

• 2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR 82 MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE SALI

VAN ISLE M'ARINA LTD.

COMF. TO OCR GIGANTIC 14TH
ANNIVERSARY SALE. UAKCRE.VT
FOODS 3475 giudl* CHECK
COMPARE- LOWEST PRICKS IN
TOWN OAKCKESTS BIGGEST
MiNCE-A-YEAH SALE!

WED. THE MS.. FRI. til- f P.M — i
SAT TIL 7 P.M

1 Uur •lurrwidc 14th inrmiim/ Sale,
i» our Hay of nhuwrng out ct»
lomere Iww much »r appreciate
your ronllnurd patronage. which hi*
made It powiblc f>« u* lo farms
you ronautenUy lower food price*
■II year 'round. Ai alway*. 11 will
' i-onlnuii to he out put toy to bring
tilt'you blf loot *»iu»*

) 0U HENRY EMI,

Prfudent end General Manager
Freeh, Large, local EGGS. Ur A.
ird-’ IXJZ. **

CANOE COVE MARINA

MIX USED TVl

BOATING SHOWCASE

T-id*d Ml colour earn Lair model*. „ M yd . ^ c , CU . yd. i-«
a Cwnul*. »-D«y to^r Q(Mim ji iei . HueihUl Farm.

< -intinenteJ Horn* Supply, *51 k»i#;j

Jofanaoo. ——t— : --—-—_--

-—--——-—-COW MANURE, 5 YARDS, *13. i

PROMPT. EFFICIENT REPAIRS v;rde. SIS Delivered. CO D. 4T9

u> Radio, TV and Applienree -

DELTA ELECTRIC

TI4 Lornurim IH

Kll.NKRS TV SERVICE
A 1 Service aad Raped*
cilia wyi_ tK

ATTENTION ATHLETES

ATHLETIC SUPPORTS

AS LOW AS
83c EACH

TEAM* REQUISITES

CARTOPPKR SALE
NPR1NGBOX

LOW PRICED SPECIALS

riLAUL INS

NEVER

HAVE YOU SEEN SO Ml fit

SUIT

TOR 139.30

LT THORNE Aluminum. 9W
Evinrudr, travel tnitrr, 1515

IT SWIFTSI'RK fbreglaea I
Gala. Trr via trailer. tar.

YOCTH ,S BED. new rvudilloa |9 73
UilAND new youth a bed
mattiee* IIS or

* WOOD dining room ihaira *Ji M
I SINGLE LED wilh bo* »p. ing
and mattreie, In excellent oon-
ditnai 354 XI

OK A Not iheitci field and
chair .. . .lay !i»

BR4JWN chnlrrjield only tC-d
covei i 171 SB

1 NEWLY reo reared CHAIR I74.5U
I OLDER STYLE CHESTERFIELD
SUITE, mre and clean. fairly
guild cumlilion *49 ns

LARGE ARM CHAIRS.

tali r-undillon. 'J only 17 ,'fl

KNECTAL Drraiar and Bed with

tl‘ 10 TOTEM
17 SF.ANYMPH
IT W CENTENNIAL
14 DOLPHIN
Heavy duty
IF TARPON -

less than men

IT ft Murcia*. V Mnr , tiailer —

J It CniMn. luu Mr,. — |C ft.

M..r*U* •> Mrrr , trailrr — IT ft
Calitn 33 J<«inwm. Uailri - I' ft
i-.iw.imw. to and III F.* inrudr
17 ft laliin. TS John.* Lraiki
17 ft raluiv 40 J - r.nwei - A ft
Nhup. Seagull Auxiliary — 3 ft
Si«*.p, Sr, >,ull — 30 ft Workbuet

I.i*tri inaarl — XI FT. ShaMuw
draft luu

LESS THAN **<*»

3 ft Sk»«v » Krrmath — SO ft

3-DAY SPECIAL ROTTED COW
manuir 4 yard* SIB. 2 yarda M
Drlnaayii- 4TMH1- _ •

ULCL MAfttiRA Sty A BAG
Sidney Duck Farm BA 1412

AN OUTSTANDING SUIT
m purr Auik warned fabric! .
Currrnt deling and popular rttadr*
In muted indew-eni tone* of brown. -
blue. grey. otlv« and green In
natural ihuulder and executive
cut*, fur the ;u»a»g or I be mature ■
Plain front pern*. TWO PAIH lor
.extra wear. Muetly with permanent

t GLAN L Star* » Me. cury
ouf.auB l,aitor, TRY OFFER

THORNES
It 0 TttPFLITK ..
17 CRUSADER
13‘ 1 CRUSADER
13’ 0 FISHERMAN

i SPECIAL CHICKEN MANURE 1
yd d 310 47a-7300. 4^-1073 _ I

OLD COW MANURE NO WEEDS.
5 >da. Ill; bag. 7Sr 33B-43W

•S MOTORCYCLES

SPECIALTY

CONTACT

, PEARSON MOTORCYCLE
SALES LTD
34UO Dougla* SL

A teller lo. iiw Friend* and motor-
■ yrle enthuilaata.

AL FTSTIXL R Ot OTILLIHG.
We art mu-odut'inc «ur mawot who powerful marMnea. enter amail
"Nil make tha firw»paper (luotca galea. Average garden* 3*. Puwe.
from now on. ralong and araalng lawn*.

Plowiag, Ro*avating

anti Cultivating

SURGICAL SUPPLIES
LTD.

a division of

Mi GILL £ ORME
1021 Broad St.
384-8433

FIBERGLASS
!F DINGHY

Oak gUDwali* ... --- JIT*

U CAKTOP E!l»

V1BERGIASS SAILBOATS
*• SABOT Complete I23S
3 4 SPORTSMAN
Complete 03

17 SEAFL1TE (1 only I »»H

SKI PACKAGE
14’ 1 THERMOGLABS <l»

luxe navahout. ’>7 E'in-
rude «0-h P . alternator, txm-
tmla, rabbi and battery
propped for akimg IDOa

FISHING PACKAGE
14- I 3TARCRAFT Lapatrake
-vlumlmim. ’«T Kvuvrude »'*•
h.p.. new Trallex aluminum
310-lb. trailer '

EXTRA PAIR FREE!
PERSONAL FITTING
AlleraUma free. Expertenred aale*
iropla and expert tailoring atalf to;
rerve yud. Tan. stouL Short and i
Krgular model,.

REGULAR 334 10 WITH
ONE PAIR OF PANTS

LEW THAN fill ono

33 ft Stoop, Dteeel - 10 ft C
» Oiryaler - 33 IL Ciuia*
CM - W ft Hi Ma a d u
Kermath - 33 ft Rxprvaa C

311 Interrepl.*, llnalhuuaa —
Tolly craft. 333 Gray —
ToDycraft. 1« ln*rmep«cr
OVER »to (an

31 Cl Twtn Screw. R-utbou-e
ft Twin Screw. Dt*ptn>-«neni
n Eaatrra Sea Skiff Rpm
man N ft. Chrta Craft.
Sreew - 31 ft Yawl. 13 Un
31 ft Fltnegta* Sloop

equipped

HAROLDS ROTOTILLINC
I 1 ?, GARDENS. LAWNS. POWERFUL
machine, will enter amail gale
..on Reaaunabla rate. Quick aarvlce
471-1337 or SS4-KIQ3.

ROWCROP OR STRAIGHT ROtO-
v° vallng rMltlvaUng, ■praying, plough
*“•“ ing. dI icing and blada wofk. »53-

EXCLUSVELY AT

LES PALMER

USED APPLIANCES

SAVE S 120.00

ANTIQUE COPPER PAIR
30" MOFFAT GOURMET

Range with Ihe fabutoua eye - level

t'ARPKT ACRJLAN TEMPEST,
moea green with underlay, * ft by

23-ft i In Practlcaily new CUatom-
mada drape*. almoat new All
lined. Living room, aid gold with
lurquolae flower palter* ( ft-b-m
by 13-ft dining mom, plain diva
greea. raycai ,11k. 3-fl-S-ln by 10-ft,

of via luting*
F-w lull twain
—•n » Cerff

Thrar are aamyte
there are other*
we bit Di>k

SPRING SALE

1333 EVINRUDE. IS-h.p *4M

OAK BAY MARINE
SALES AND SERVICE
I37f Beach Drive 3*4 4

VAN ISLE MARINA

123* la ax at ling!

TrWDr'a a hi-eeae!

Gaa MUa. a laugh I

Wlwl ataa bui a YAMAHA
i-ould make even Sunday
dmmg fun!

Join the awuaren m*a ding-
era: The guy* 'n - ml* whb ve

MAIS FURNITURE
AND

APPLIANCES
1821 Cook St. 38S-

llowtrg »

.Vudl « MrCI’IXOCM JH Rft
SEAGULL T H P with rt«
33 MERC. »l H.P, w. Rev*
... » MERC 33 HP Manual
•anuig e JOHNSON 13 HP
* 33 MERC 33 H P. new W

HSu' 3 C SSEOl H P Electric

Fancy Sockeya SALMON. Grade A

, Minced. TIN . 3Sr

Wtlaon a Freah Frrwea MIXED
VEGETABLES. 3-lb. Celki
Hag Ht

Plnetree Long Threaded COCONUT
I PEGS 35c

CHEERIOR. A Pep-Up Breakfaii.

C- TAYLER

_SHRUBS ARE MY HOBBY

IT SKI BOAT; a GALLON CROCK. a flvm | t j um;

beaidiha P™M* bedroom ante; mutt-lul „. ih.afca. etc. 13 g
hand and p ower lawn mam, TV »ha 4 gun. 130. 477 3443

CANOE COVft - MA R I N A -

BERTRAM SHEPHERD -
TROJAN — COMMANDER 33

32 JOHNSON 40 H P. Eiwlrw
matli-

31 JOHNSON 441 H P Eteclrv

44 JOHNS. »N 40 H I' Elenrlc

45 JOHNSON II H P Weri,«
WHILF THEY LAST

MARINER IF with 3 berth*,.nilO ■'’T'yeilT'wiJCIir*

and (aBat. complete trom I33M.D0

U,Urt ' mVp Electrs* W

|$*ll*way price 145*5.00. 40 H P l/ai |T 4 t

SHARE 24 with four bertha, ('diet ®ecU«-

- ah*, etc. iMBa-ay «W»» ^ Asy TrRMS VjSbftS

CAL a*. 4-5 bertha. «'3’ headroom vnw ^s^i’uspi^v

^ ^ ' 7 '“ U NEW 1W Gtl^TBOA

CAL 23. « hertha. dlnalte. headroom. IF 5" DINGEY ..

and all canvenlencea. from ELI,380,IF ..

™_ ,12 f RUN AIV XT

14' 4” DELUXE RUNABOUT .

SHARK SB, 4-4 bertha headroom. »[1 IF *' t* 1 "” ff’**** rr -
conwnleaKva. from 3 . 2.000 H .

ir Inboard Odboaid 133 H P
Alan tha larger Dtacovery 33 and MERCHUfliER abort Side

- - wtng and 4 p*ec* p<p

IT Inboard On»-wrd 1 X 1 ft P
Start aalltng anon In a rlaa* boat MERCKLTSER hardt d add
from Boaun a Locker and be at- railed rarteptt cover

la and irada value If EXPRESS with 133 HP
MERCRUISF.R. tank* hear
. .mvertlhla tog and moor
Ing cover

APPUCX. 4 LBS -

Freah. large CELERY. 3
STALKS _

U top uard 1 yr. Beat offer. Slmmiaia
with Beauty real bed. SStl: 4 kitchen

MraaiChaln. v 1 ®* 1 oovared. like new glk

boat ttMBt____

2H! 330VWG. MUST SELL RED 3-
u, ■ piece aertkwal Kroehlar cheiter-
field r 3 ; living room tahlea. ll cw
_ ft trtdae: »«al aouanum. 983J«at

rack a tractor iervice. i r™ ”

i lov-mte. plow, laval. 4731M3. H < ‘ comptata from **0 00 .

| DON'S TRACTOR SERVICE. I/DAY DAYSA1LER IF wilh cuddy
Pl uw. cult rotovata, laval. 477-581 .1. ,..nin ate., aompteta front 31335.00

IcTarden” rotottllingI phone

event nga, 384-8300.

ROTOVAT1NG GARDENS. BACK

yard* 478-3454.

EATON S
WAREHOUSE
U9 View Street

reepon-

__ Oakcreat'a Fineal ICE CREAM

Giant 8 IT. CTN. _ 31.33,,

Lumberlarb Table EYRUP, Large

f 32-oa. Bottle . tx

CHEESE SUCXS.

“■ I-LB- PACEAGE S3i l

, Soutrral PEANUT BUTTER. Large,

: - 43-ok Tin .........Sic

SALAD DRESSING, Monarch,

TOR. Large SJoa Jar .... . «c,

5" [. gtuart Bouae CHICKEN NOODLE ,

and SOUP. PEG. ... J 0r l

rudur Farm bouae Freah Fnwrn APP1-E

ward ptE. Large Slar. BACH .«r

1H SOLO MARGARINE, 3 LBS «3c
awed Hwd'a Tomato KETCHUP. J U-**-
' »- BntUaa .----- ^

SHOP

Thursday and Friday 'till 9

NO DOWN PAYMENT
with your
EATON ACCOUNT

CYdLE CENTRE

Ik* Blow'a Motorwcle Sale*
3340 Dougla* SI- 134-7 M3

GREAT VALUES FROM FUJICA CAMERA. 13-MM ELEC-
, SPENCER'S SHOE DEPT. trie eye. leather caae Aa new. act
Man a raw leather week buota with 0 ( rompact car rarrtar*. clamp ud

Gb?1?taJ ff 4^U - -

Re« IBM —33.43 33-FT. TKOLLER. FORD FLAT-

LADIES SLIPPERS head engla*. manna, iranamiail-m

I Coe* Ml dipper* with eoft aolea Alai ramping gear, Sxl2 lent,
[and padded heal* Plain col or* a< I Coleman lantern, and camp healer.

Maa or aim Mam I to g . St.13 arattm

_—I ««—■ _| galiey

Se« »* 67 YaJTtiMiM on dis- HlrvMl GtanU rroam nf
i«l*y at the Sportsman Show aeiected Engum varienea with the

■ , f. „ . . - u- iieat American "orla. Orlg ln aUng in

■ t the Esqounalt Arens ttua NUM , Michigan they are hardy
Thursday, Friday. Saturday.

..... I — mil exciting nod exotic ctirymn-

\ AM AHA CITY lh*rmnn colon. A welMmmn) Kn-

^ a „ ... ,, c* grownr and exhibitor myi.

DlV. at MuHflVlg Manm Saw "Ho finer group hAI ever been.

i fl 4 offered end they trt worthy cd g «"*J.

^ pl&ca of honor is every garden." 1

»25 Yatei St. 382-1928 g-,* ^

__ immediate ahlpmenL PlanU are

v*™» ,r,x ss-ts Ytr* jwr*wi _

I?wf JT -r-TE'-BS' s £ ,'2 —. .

J.'tN.Kr arewa-sst,*!^ irs:«.»■

POWER MOWERS

APPLES. 3-lb. Cello hag.«ci

Snktat Navel ORANGES.

t LBS .-.

FLUB HUNDREDS OF ITE MS TOD

Al iena Riding Mowers
From.. ..$396
Jacobsen Mowers

From-(119.95

Reconditioned Power
Mowers from....J25

NUMEROUS TO ADVERTISE I
i Reaarva tha Right la Limit 1

8 CU. FT. V1EING FRIDGE.
Crnia-tnp treeaer. 371. Tamil. 184-

EA8Y WRINGER

■imp and aatnmalle

B.C. POWER
MOWER SALES
87,2 Fugard St. 38

CANON 36-MM CAMERA WITH
Indiana Me etetlrtc 174 ; almoat brand
■new Olfar. H4«y! after 1:30 pm.

WOODWARDS

Eaqul

at the Kiwaiaa Boat Show,

USED

JURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES

I COMPACT VACUUM CLEANERS.
478-3333.

LAWN MOWERS

Alt sizes and types in stock
on

"Pay Day Terms'*

OAE BAY YACHTS
HOME OF TRE HAIDA 28

Sailing Brhnnl Sea Announcement

oa Pag. 3

SPECIAL PR1CE8 ON ODD SIZES.
Baba* Honey. IM Lanadownr

BROOKLAKDS MOTORCYCLE •
It* 'try, Hawda. BAA., Greaves. Trt-
i"Mph M7 Furl 34- lO-ftil Serving
i « AAutwcycilat atora 131X

1982 74 HARLEY. RCAF BLUE,
buddy ac*L new Urea Good ahapa

121" ADMIRAL CABINET TV. GOOD
■ urunuai. new plrturv tuba. 375;
Cottr* labia glA 333-4S79

799 PANDORA AVENUE
586-3322, Local 21B or 213

RESIN .... 33 33 a gal,
doth, toa'ting. roving. «4c.

IMS HONDA 140, LOW MILEAGE,
good comiltkm, 3350 or beat offer.

Fibrvgiaa SeuiboM Huita

4D.FI. Flbraglai
Waat Coaat Trawlar Hull#

I ft-3 ft.-13 ft Dinghy*

Build oa PELAGIC HULL

DAD TIRE LTD.

CLEARANCE OF TOP LINE
TV TRADE-INS

MARCONI 23”. walnut,
full wsrrsnty .$218-88,

FOR SALE. MOVING. LARGE
houaehoid appliance* lop condllkm.
alao furaltura, lawea m mur. air 203
Ktchmowd Ave. 3KI-B34.

NEW VACUUM WITH ATTACH-

maada and paint aprayar. Lea* thaa
half pried. ■! — 3

Dudcudi

746-7111|

1933 DUCATI MACH 1« AS NEW _ _

Low mileage. Tecta and extra SCREENED,
megaphone. 338-073 igtn paaiure

AS NEW. 133* YAMAHA ISO CC
Twin. 308 wlaa 337k •32-3S31 *

LEAVING VI

PELAGIC PACIFIC IND.

« HURON ST. PHONE B41

BILLIARD TABLE. NEW
rn. roet SLIM. Taking after*.

8 HJUCLHJED PKA1 SOIL,—GARDEN |
HUH niaimi. pa«a|. oil Soil and,

I manure by the aaefc. E. FlaoW LM urT RUNABOUT, WINDSHIELD
473-12S7 uphutotervu ml*. c**to tlnlah. In

'iTOr W RI l et.aad etu. Mltn nc condition with !.»»>. Ult
OgTrwetStCn. IAA ftnUlW, 3T8R .m.nrtd.

IpfULOO 23”, walnut.

| mantle . 1308 88

'MARCONI 23”. walnut .

1 yesr ptx tube-$148.88

ivnam; 23", wsinut,

,J 1 year put tube —$148 88

Sunbeam. Eureka, Hoover,
Lewyt clean? n

WOODWARD S SEWING
MACHINE CENTRE
2nd Hoar, Mayfair 386-172

dad aeaL contiuto. 2 AAp. hcoft
, L9*0-lh tilt trailer, 37*8
L BpnntnA aluminum buat with
5A-hp- Jahnaiai. vary tew

ra tm motor la new ruodliaw
DOMINION MOTORS LTO

NO. 1 SCREENED BLACK TOP
Ml. 33.35 per yd.. <* Iwtd yowraeif
31 per yd. towddl <79-3305, R-Cutourn

A-l SHREDDED PEAT LOAM. I
y da, 322; bag. 31- MS —A

VALLEY FARMS PEAT SOU. I
titckaw rnaaura (73-2333 478-1073

TOP SOIL. DITCH DIGGING AND
gravel. 342-5535, *4250*1.

7*43 HONDA LIGHT K>. MUST
sell. Bad after 332-103*.

NEW CURTAINS. MODERN
Mm Twc 17*' by 7 ft 31K> •»
often. 477-4241 __

2 JOLLY JUMPERS, 33 EACH: I
kabv walhera. 13 «arh: baby
lotaw*. 34 - 47*3 322
OMPLETE SET OF OOLP

“ “JSg WE HAVE A GOOD _

. dm** SELECTION OF GOOD l*™382i
OLDER SETS ^“jSST*

From $48.88 and up.

2*2 3 ONLY. 15 cu. ft, PIOLOO 10

dla nag REFRIGERATORS. ■ »**— * »

tTmt FROST FREE, 2 door, US- bay*
-ft rrik ]b. freeser cspscily. 2 g

!i 5S right-hand door. 1 left. ,

' m + m ' TO CLEAR .$308.88;

Grim* Full Wairmnty

2 ONLY 22” ADMIRAL Elec. b«k-had aa
Raac«* TO CLEAR $138.88

D49.50 We oarry a lars* sstosHn B
Aft** twed Ranges, Refrigerators, I soar pawn
t $119 50 Automatic Washen. Wringer ^Sm!r
Prim* Wariwrv Guaranteed a n dly**- _Ag
$108.50 prig*d to suit your Budget.-

GET A MUSTANG-NOW A GOOO
■ ••ortmiM o( colon In these pap¬
ular bk-yclea at;

ROBINSON S
7301 Brand 336-54M

.l«e i:J*u nuar-KS uu - u ,-._

din litoad waatam Satea aad YtlTDRIA MEAT ***^*®T
krte gTCMttaia EV I4C1 ISTRETCHE 8 your food doi

SS JOHNSON STREET

U-FT. TYLER OPEN DCBPLAY ATCO MOWER, ASTROl
la*, m ndrt lea m a n en. ah gtmy B ttte-twed. 33* 4T7-333S

< nT , rSS*'- S Tty “*** BEAUTIFUL LIKED DRA

■ KLLDIG OUT EVERYTHING

USED BOAT SALE

17 yaiKGLASI OPEN RUN¬
ABOUT WITH TRAILER SUB

IF CaMa ftoat.

tad with traitor 3433

aropa Sill; 333 Sav and 4x 313*:
an item- SOB 333: 234 Bern, and 4x
3133; U Win. Puma 1137; S and W
S3 apse Ini T 33*. a Hy tair 354.
lea alan anr Arotaery Dep4
Cuatm made arrow*
ROBINSON S
13S) Broad SL

BICYCLES NEW AND USED
■ Hay Ml Uoe'L 1*4-4
Trades Accepted-RagaJra

*7 STOVO AND PU8MACI5

APARTMENT BUILDERS
OR OWNERS

REGULATION SIZE

SEX OUR COMPLETELY NEW
CHRYSLER HYDRO-V BOATS AND|
CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS 4SA3MT
HONEY MARINE SUPPLY, 3753
THIRD ST. _

WOODWARD’S

a Aucrtoic *

“THE FARMS!

CASH - CA— -

For furoimiBiA totoa ae
wtanl have you.

• ■ DAILY PICKUP SERVICE • •
1 • • FREE APPRAISALS * •

473-1212

[SALES EVERY SATURDAY t P.M.

J. R. PIPES BUSINESS
SYSTEMS LTD.

1111 Fort Street
386-7728 or 477-2760

ADB YOUR CAR, BOAT OR
TRAILER!

PAY DAY TERMS!
MERCURY MARINE RALES
AND SERVICE
<Dtv of May lair Mated Ltd i
Cknerdato A*e. S3S-S12B

HARVEY’S MEATS

POWER MOWERS
REBUILT SPECIALS

TRAVELER BOATS

30-Dny Warranty
■li_...From $39.30

J. L CASE
Utility and farm
•quipewnt

Keating X Road 8tBdl21

MAYHEW and B TRUTT
LIMITED

For the Fine*! In FORD
PARM and INDUSTRIAL I
Equipment

2300 DOUGLAS Street ;
388-7704

Air - Cooled Engines
New and Rebuilt
Engine Parts and Repairs
Sharpened and Repairs

VICTORIA

LAWNMOWER HOSPITAL
534 Johnson 3864338

MULLINS MARINE
SALES LTO.

925 Yates St. 382-1928

Your ExctwMve Victoria Mammy

BOAT TRANSPORTATION

OUTBOARD/INBOARD f* 4 !
San the new Hydro.Drive—ttw adg.StaF
■wldrlTa anil that ran taa uead win mar
any marine rnglnr. gaa Dr dtoaM-MLW
Stota rampart, emy to MaMS-W vnw
aad V bmfUa available. “

Mayhew ft Strutt Limited p|JJ

BOAT BUILDING?

' 1 . USED HEAVY mrrr VACUUM good omdllkm. 1*0 '

AAAAAAAAAAA
USED FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
STANDARD’S BARGAIN
ANNEX!

IFa Daman, trey..„ .MI.M

S-Pca Taaat Mabngeay Dtadte
•rt „...37133

CLEANING UP ATTIC OR BASX-
iml ar taMviag? Colored wtod u wA
luge Mature frumaa flat Iran*.

ALBERTA MEAT MARKET
1111 Cook 383-8552

USED APPLIANCES

AMC XT' Electric taaue_Hall

MrCLARY-EASY Ranga _Mm

THOR Wringer Weaker..-. . 33313

STANDARD FURNITURE
BARGAIN ANNEX

SMALL ENGINE
PARTS INCLUDING

HR1UGS-STRATTON

TECU MAXU LAUSON

I AW.7 BOY AND CLINTON

INDIVIDUAL WANTS OLD OAK
hookreee and china rabtoal With
Haded flail, or any bid oak

pi arm. IBS 7*12

BEEF and PORK

Choice quality guaranteed, h
■Ida and qnailer, cuL wrappe

AR MIS, a CU. FT. VIKING

2387. APIECE WALNUT BEDROOM

— ..... arte, eartimel rhaelertleld. « Inch

IN BALE AND REMOVAL 734 G-E raiwe. 3x1] Chlneee twcAad
llmaa R4. ( 2 fc«S). Generally rug. 3x12 pm tortoa earpat 5
il but a re rl a edme repair Ikxxl Iiexl4 turn oti lime 333-3742.

,"Tf r ^ U *V«T .ST'F.-lft*- PONG TABLE AND EQUIP
■cl 3M 3123 MS 8 323; todwe CYM bike 373.

- —-IS hp Mu >4 mw. Ina than

POWER AMERICAN NAVAL pa tome. 3153. All In At

LYWOOD

32-FT. SPESX) BOAT WITH TRAIL
ar and lh-HP, rarao4e aaMe,
■peedometet. 1*00 473-4547.

-M JOHNSON. 13 HF. PERFECT,

CHILDREN'S SAND B
4 *4 - *r , with and 37 del

' SIMPSONS MODEL 964 VOLT-
Ueim meter kite HS-7SH)

I2-FT FLEKTW1ND class kail

brat, complete. 33355 05

1933 1 * M P~JOHNSON OUTBOARD
and tank 33S-S7S. 33 Government.

1984 iVhORSK ^EVINRUDE. 3396

Fartihaar

ccndlllun 3130 lffi-7313

TILLER, POOL TABLE, 4X3. GOOD CONDI- lewelry. etc. 38S4U51 (after ! Ml

__ Ik * 3.1.l ar mrert Mter 38 3^1 -glutHAWN-

9T RKC- TRUE ENGLISH PHAM GOOD CASH FOR FURNISHINGS
MIS mmllUoa. S3*. 3M-MSft JB4-344 I

T\ 5* , FT GIBSON DEEP 3RKTOC. «ANTED - A WMFI I.BAP,ROW.
‘rtVtail after A .S5A543L

ST LAKE FARM

:CT TOR SATISFACTION

---- -APIECE CHROME KITCHEN SET.

_ FLOOR LAMP; FRIDGE. S»: 333 Conwy nil kitchen etov*.

BflAT.iweihlng ntarhuw. 33*. Coleman harrat and «lend. 3175: dual therm-
camp etota 33 If.T334. oil Neater, 3*5. JIM 3*39.

l22-pr. BEACHCnMRfNG
lll.ioa Ph-« 477 533L

! ICO CARJ.fOR SALE »0O CARS »Ot 5ALI

100 CARD FOR SALK 100*/ CARS »OR SALE 100 CARS FOR SALE 100 CARS FOR JAU JOO CARS FOR

26 •«»!« CSolantst'' Victoria, B C

■3 MI3CILLANIOUS
WANTED

SUBURBAN

EMPRESS MOTORS LTD

SPEEDWAY

,’OLKSWAGEN

UJNM AUCTIONEERS
BUY—SELL.—APPRAISE

•« i\i ft_ iiHia

»'£ BUY YOUR runmwi
mmllanaout «r what have you?
lirat pflctA Ml W* 4

JUNK CARS HAULED
a*ay. Mm U.3. tan frra. B
rn|llU Wlilitin*. U2-HB

SQUARE UKAL _ HUYS -

Aaruuna Utetal Pick* Lb JOni MALTESE PUPPY. « WEEKS. HO

Mt -oa im Hiiuida su-iaa man

CASH FOR TYPEWRITER AMD BAHY BUDGIES FOR KALE
■Mata HU1U Turnar. 47t-u*4

REFRIGERATORS AMD FREEZERS REGISTERED BOXER PUPPIES
BOUGHT HM-7813. All-T«rao hr air. maSlfterlim

MORRISON ON DOUGLAS

TWO LOTS
VIEW AND QUADRA
AND

847 YATES ST.

QUALITY
RECONDITIONED
USED CARS

ENSIGN

ENSIGN

ENSIGN

SMALL CHIHUAHUA TERRIER
trues male puppin MWl

on

DOUGLAS

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

SIJVSII THE PRICES

UNDER THE

TRADING POST SALE

UNDER THE

UNDER THE

Used Cbi* Sure Disappear
Fast when they're priced as
low as they are at MORRI¬
SON S NOW !

65 IMPALA Hardtop,
equipped

Fully . 1966

5269a CHEVROLET Malibu, hartlug. V*

autcanaLc. while *uul. bortet

$3295

Trade ami Terwe

BIG SIGN'

66 PONTIAC Laufentian 2-
Door. Automatic, color
white .$2488

BIG SIGN

n5 PONTIAC Sedan with au¬
tomatic trans. $2395

9.50 yate* Sheet

930 Yate» Street

l«1 CHICKS. POULTKY,

WAMTED

PIANO

47MJ01.

WANTED SCRAP LEAD

m-icn

BROWNIE UNIPOUL __

31* * JS8S»: PULLETS, h AND IS WEEKS. A

■4-SWAPS-IFlenuiU na. Elk Uki WAC

___ WTARTan PULLET*. SEVERAL

WILL ACCEPT ANYTHING SALA,<*wdi and UW PtUuck. Bt*m
ABLE IN TRADE
■uuwhuld »D©llaric«*. TV
Ht-FL lege reeoeder*
eamaraa. buate. ate., ate.

MOWUSON* ON DOUGLAS
Ptuna ISUni

67 VOLVO IBS. Two-Door.

black with red interior. 86 METEOR
I Ac. 58-964. Reduced "from equipped
$-1195 tn $2888

t5 COMET 4 - Door Sedan
© PONtlAC Station Wagon. Standard 6 $199'

V-8. automatic. Lie. 23-082

Wan $2395 NOW $1957 64 CHEVROLET 4-Docr Se¬
dan. Standard 6 ... $17*

65 COR V AIR 4-Doc* Hardtop

■-speed trrajem Lemon. Uc 64 VOLKSWAGEN. De hix»

42-886. Reduced from model.:__ $13*

$2195 to . ?... $1835

68 CHEVROLET Ini pa I* V*
Sedan. Automatic, radio
power ateering, powei
brakes, ooior •
blue .r$2895

Sedan. Fully

1966

FORD GaiAxir SOU. : <kx* hard) rp.
•toomaur. stayer eaannt. puwer
braitai, radio. »rt>an two-Lune

$3395

Trade and Terma

BUY NOW

65 ACADIAN Sedan,
Color white .....

radio

$1995

STANDING AT STUD JB HOJA
AH OR rag. lTMfi Arabian itoilhei
Skomnafc breeding. M1231. eve¬
ning*

VICTORIAS

VICTORIA S

VICTORIA S

65 CORVAffi Sports Sedan
Automatic, radio, allot
blue .$1995

1968

ONTIAC J-daar hardlop eher*
daffodil ytekw, VS and AUonuitic.
►—■r Meet-big. ndb whUrnalla

$3345

Trad* and Ttrma

LOWEST PRICES

1,0 WEST PRICES

IDWEST PRICES

WITH

WITH

WITH

CHESNtrr QUARTER HORSE,
0: I Amarlnaa aaddla haraa,
■ Both in good rondluon. «7i-

64 PONTIAC Parisienne
Hardtop. Fully equip¬
ped _ $2195

65 CHEVROLET Super
Sports V-t, automatic,
radio, power steering.j
power brakes, bucket
teats ..HW

SWAP SHRUBS AND OR LAND-
■'aplaB for 13-faant ahateua MS
hp wtbaard or hardtop for MOB.

NO DOWN PAYMENT

NO DOWN PAYMENT

NO DOWN PAYMENT

GOOD SHEPHERD SHELTER AT
Mill Bay. Wa lave a frvr varan
rw for elderly borer* needing
peaceful retirement 7U-SMB

Id HAND HUNTER-TYPE GELlh'
In*. Jumper. Good banaa ronald-
rred. BMli l

REGISTERED THOROUGH HR ED

AND NO MONTHLY

AND NO MONTHLY

AND NO MONTHLY

1968

»X)RD Gal axle 308. 3-door hardtip.
V-t, automatic, power abaariog.
riodom radio, whitewall*. aharp
allvar tray,

$3395

Trada ami Taim*

W RAMBLER CfessK 4-Dr
Sedan ...... .. . $1395

PAYMENTS

PAYMENTS

PAYMENTS

63 PLYMOUTH Fury 4-Door
Hardtop. 8<yhnder. pc*v-
er steering. Lie 42-845.
Reduced from $1895
to $1615

64 EPIC 2-Door Economy
oar . $1175

O

63 VOLKSWAGEN De luxe
modri . $1195

•ni.L JUNE

TILL JUNE

TILL JUNE

ALIBHAt S DIME THOROUGH-
bead ataUlan atendlna At atud for
i*ar aaaa-io Boot your mar* to him

1966

COMET 4-doar **den »Tfo autnnwUa
aciainmjr Aryliader. 'tadrai radi>\

63 RAMBLER 660 Sedan. Au¬
tomatic drive, radio. Lie.

$2395

Tiada and Terma.

mode*

1ILL OB TRADE PARTIALLY
i nmplatad rompar r with f <mr
■a b an ‘B Meteor wagon mans
WILL TRADE SI METEOR SEDAN
delivery for motorc ycle
GOOD TV FOR A IL1DK PRO
Jaater ar art. fTt-OTT._

IS antiquks

ANTIQUE AUCTION
Consign now for our |
forthcoming sale.

I jjnd a Auctioneers, 386-3308]

CHRYSLER

FORD

65 BEAUMONT VI, eoovert-i
ible, automatic.

Black. . $26881

REGISTERED HIGHLAND HULL
and hatter In calf 1 vein Eaay to I
handle 471(741.

WTLL SWAP PUREBRED JERSEY
ha*far calf tar baa# out C'H*

n FORD 2 - Door. Standard
trana. ..$795

63 STUDEBAKER Lark Se¬
dan. 6-cyimder. Lie. 460-
503. Rediared from $1295

19©

MERCURY Part Lana canverllbla

»aamd by FortTa fonuua 1W
VS ntotar. nagl 1 aw Dual
Raaca coaaola v» . a

vinyl bodM aaa t a, powar ate—

© VAUXHALL 4-Dooc, Sta¬
tion Wagon. Blua . |1995| ^ ^ G|daxle ^ ^

door htrdtop. VI
64 CHEVELLE 2-Door Hard- motor- Fully eqtapped
top. V-8, automatic, radio,! Nr
bucket seats, cooaola SALE PRICE . $3295

© PLYMOUTH VIP 4
door hardtop, V8
motor, full power
equi-pped, radio,
balance new car war¬
ranty.

SALE PRICE . $3585

© CHEVELLE Sedan,
automatic transmis¬
sion, like new.

SALE PRICE ..$2888

| 1906 IMPALAS

V-8. fan - door Hardtop* » VOLKSWAGEN.

power steering, radio. Still modPl .

an new-onr warranty Low

mileage Reg. $3695, RE- 58 VOLKSWAGEN.

DUCED TO. EACH model .

$3188

■nubile.

DATSUN ... NO. J IMPORT
in the U.S.A. and Canada.
For Inform at)nr. cn tedant,
wagons, or trucks to pur¬
chase or lease call Mr.
Hendry, 3I6A1BB. Darid

©CHEVROLET BIs-
cayne sedan
SALE PRICE $2494

Color 1 , © METEOR Comet, 4-
.$16©! door —dan, automa-
| tic. Radio.

SALE PRICE . $2393

64 FALCON sedan,
beige .

66 DODGE 330 Sedan,
custom radio. Balance
new car warranty. 1945

SALE PRICE . $2292 ENVOY EPICS

| Laaae Oar Changeover of
66 P L Y MOUTH Belve- themr toi«h Btlte Bi-Htoh-built
dere 3-door hardtop. CM can. Out—anting rano-
Batanoe new car war- , n y really great value

at, EACH

SALE PRICE $2585

© PLYMOUTH Fury
sedan, automatic,
power steering and
brake*

SALE PRICE . $1995

19©

FORD FkirlAn* ranch wagon, Ira
rap white uni Vlkng tear. 3*
V-l Bofor, animate- ManlHte.

Flrateiai ate Uraa. Barry m this

64 PONTIAC Uurentian Se¬
dan. V-8. automatic. Color
white ---$2195

66 MERCURY Montcalm
Sedan, V8 motor.
Fully equipped oar
SALE PRICE $29©

© PONTIAC Pariafarate
sedan, VI motor, auto¬
matic. power ateering
and brakes

SALE PRICE $208

SPEEDWAY

VOLKSWAGEN

Under the Revolving
Volkswagen

971 Yate* SL

DAVID MOTORS

66 OLDS MOBILE Toronado
TwoOoor.

© FORD Fail-lane 500
Sedan, VI motor, auto¬
matic, radio and
whitewalls.

SALE PRICE . $2393

BamrEB agarato
m ewt at _

GARAGE TO RENT. Cl

Green with
wMte leather faew toa . full
power equipment, lac. 48-
101. Reduced from $8695 385-2415

'Growing with Victoria*

APRIL SELLOUT

© FORD Custom 500
sedan, VI. automatic.
SALE PRICE ..$2596

1964

CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
2-DOOR HARDTOP

59 OLDSMOBILE H o 1 Iday
| sedan, automatic, radio,
power steering, brakes.

Our lot Is Jammed,
now at low, low prices.

Brown

32:»5 ifoOtectaate

64 FORD Fa loan 2-door
eedan, radio.

SALE PRICE . *1586

oba. Zxrcobvr tar Mual be

64 PLYMOUTH Sedan.

radio and w hite w alls.
SALE PRICE ..$1666

>162 PONTIAC Sedan, auto¬
matic, radio, yellow. $1388

66 OORVAIR 4-Door Hard¬
top. Radio, automatic.
IJ. 5*389 Reduced town

FORD Thi

64 FORD Custom 508
sedan, automatic,
radio.

SALE PRICE . $1795

BRIAN HOLLEY MOTORS
750 Broughton St. 384-1161

J—l Dnten Front lb* Royal Tbratri!

82 CORVAIR Spider 2-D«»r
Hardtop. 4 on the floor,
backet seats .$1385

63 PLYMOUTH Sport
Firy convertible. VI
motor, p o wer steering
and brakes, radio.
SALE PRICE ..$2292

full Iumr7

ATTENTION
NEWCOMERS
TO CANADA

REG. MI NATO RE POODLES (
MxMla art Nteoie.

Wart Hite to uy.

Th*y an 1 llfl» iMlhrarfa.

Bon VteMtuw'l Day.

Abate, g*F ar tralnrt. ate*r (riy.

61 COMET
white ..

64 FORD FairUne
sedan.

SALE PRICE. $1595

19©

MUSTANG bunco*. 0fo tera-
Icnt whs* teig p*a ai V4 molt*,
4-*p*rt Uiwntete. U OBB mil**.

$2495

Trig* mni Term*.

62 VALIANT V300 sedan,
automatic, radio.
SALE PRICE ..$1292

58 BUICK LeSabra 2-Door
hardtop. Aatomatte, ra¬
dio, power ateering, color
blue .P®

66 0LD6M0BILE DytmmJe
m Four-Door Hardtop. 1-

B VOLKSWAGEN UM

60 FORD Fairtane 500
■edan, automatic, radio
SALE PRICE $1085

II PLYMOUTH 2-door

SALE PRICE S8M
Cl VALIANT 4 - door

51 FORD Fairl an*
sedan, VI motor, «uto-
matic, radio.

SALE PRICE $W

i. c Knees LTD.

STJ-SSan ttJTZL:

M SEN AULT B • ..

jo IL. « VOLKSWAGEN, Rrtto ..
T' ‘ B STUDSBAKKR. Hut ...

from a zephyr sawa _

(Yte B MONARCH Settee, erttete

AMO m BU1CK uuovertibw_

M VOLKSWAGEN ___

M VAUEHALL • Brtra_

OORVAIR Sedan.
Bine.

IPECST I AQUARIUM
■ rt P*4 Shag. ISM Gov't II
Fite offlrvi. WmglA tel

r« ra OteteetoosA «te m. U

OVALIANT 4-door
alwtian wagon, auto¬
matic tranantisrion
SALE PRICE ..$1292

64 CORVAIR Mona hard¬
top, radio. White. OM5

U VALIANT

Slant 8 motor, automatic.
Lac. 5B6-56L Reduced troro
$1296 to .$1096

57 CHEVROLET De luxe
sedan, automatic,
radio.

SALE PRICE .. $686

HOUSTON CAR-O-SELL

CO VALIANT 4-door
sedan.

SALE PRKS: .. $982

98 DODGE Mayfair. VI.
au t an wIl L .

SALE PRICE $585

COLL

TRADES!!

TERMS'!

81 CON f UL

DAVID MOTORS LTD.
VOLVO - DATSUN

MORE THAN IM

TOP QUALITY CARS

TOP QUALITY CARS

UNDER THE

BIG SIGN'

938 Yatrt ft

ANGLIA

»7 ZEPHYR 4-Door

.. $495

r 56 AUSTIN . .

$295

MOTORS

IN CADILLAC COUP* D* VILLE
■* naw, will lake 1 or 2 liU r»i«
in trade. Tww. <n am. ira-ai n:

LARK STATION WAGON 1M0 i

new •■•IK. Urea, ■ lolrh. baltary

■ CHEV 3Bt MOTOR IN (Mj«X>
no*bn 1S.9M him oo rnn tfcf.

rud MtrlDxi V*J» f nnU aalrr
pump, furl pump. pouAn and pun
iMm. QnipKi with aUrtrr. fen
erwlur. rrtwRir, manifold* an)
mr rieaaar. Naw dutch awffllMy

CHRYSLER SEDAN,
is-caai.

•da Hon

A NEAT LITTLE

MUST SELL •* CHEV BEL AIR,
V-k, radio. Any oft **- . W an

■ K ARMAN CHIA CONVERT -

1965

FORD (JALAXLE 500
2-DOOR HARDTOP

65 C 0 R V A I R 1-Door
Hardtop. Low mile¬
age Radio. Was
12395. Save 6500

SPECIAL.$1895

3616A — 65 MERCURY
Parkline 4-Door
Hardtop. Every con¬
ceivable luxury extra,
including power seat
and power windows.
New price $5600. Wat
$3595. Save $300
SPECIAL ... $3295

7530A — 65 DODGE Po¬
lar a 4-Door Hardtop.
V8, automatic, radio,
jtower steering. Top
of the line model.
Was $2795. Save $200.

SPECIAL.$2595

7460A — 65 VALIANT
Hardtop. V*. automa¬
tic. radio, a moat de¬
sirable unit. Was
$2395. save $300.

SPECIAL .$2095

$4 COMET Sedan. V-8.
automatic, thoroughly
re oondltinned, spot¬
less. an outstanding
value.

SPECIAL.$1695

721 BA—63 GALAX3E Au¬
tomatic. radio, only
26,000 miles on this
immaculate unit Was
$1895. Save $200.
SPECIAL . 0695

62 FALCON sports, a
much aought after and
hard to find model,
bucket eeata. All vinyl
interior, a sharp oar.
Was $1595. Save $200.

SPECIAL .$1395

$6208 — «2 CORVAIR
Mooxa 2-door hardtop.
Automatic, bucket
teats. Immaculate
condition Waa $1396
Save $300.

SPECIAL $1095

’62« - <3 DODGE Se¬
dan. L am mileage
Smart custom luxury
interior. Spotless con¬
dition. Wax $1395.
Sava $300.

SPECIAL.$1095

62 FALCON Station Wag¬
on. Very low mile¬
age. AH vinyl In¬
terior. Was $1396
Save $100.

SPECIAL.$1195

ONLY $2,695

*1 DOWN i '«
$1 A WEEK

Buys a New Goodyear Tire

Baa fur Brake Kalinin* IMtN

Aa,tn T», iU ag' Ifl

VICTORIA TIRE LTD. 7.1

1965

MERCURY T-950
176” Wheelbase with 15-
yard box and hoist, 477" V-g
motor, full air and 12* com¬
pressor. 34,000 pound bogies;
(double reduction), power 1
steering, custom sab. Maxi-
brake*. 42 Gaik* L and R.
step tanka with alectrte

Rebel Vt—AT— powci
Ootnauv SIMS . Try

n PAmnoiNME ba af>

VS -wxM all raawk.

Compare SUM Try
■ JAGUAR M SEDAN

riTMOUTI ve

1 pumps. 16,000 miles, fuD his¬

tory unit Vary good liberal
terms available.

Call KEN EVANS

HASH FOR YOUR CAR
PboM KEN anytime.
SUBURBAN MOTORS
39ML31

CHEVROLET 4-Ooor Se-ja* acadiav

Suburban

03 VALUNT

Sedan. Slant l (
"6”, 3-speed automatic
trwnsmiaekou, custom ra-T
dio. Now.rn

USED CAM WARTED
MUR BK OOOO

Austin — MG — Morris
Austto-Healey

Oaaa • A* M • Ml

810 Jahoson 385-14,

BUDGET SPECIALS
€1 RENAULT Dauphin*
Here Is a steal.

SPECIAL.$295

60 MORRIS Van. Just

{CAVEMAN CAMPERS LTD
[invites you to their factory

2145 Keating X Road,
(■ear Butler Bros.)

SEX

Theaa famous campers
being buflt

SEE

The quality and pride !
we build into our campers

WE HAVE THE CRAFTS¬
MEN WHO KNOW HOW I

|Cuilotn built truck canopies I

dy mao. Waa $385.

SPECIAL.$285

59 VAUXHALL deluxe

51 VOLKSWAGEN. A
handy emend car.

SPECIAL.$395

57 VAUXHALL Sedan.
Good transportation
for student.

SPECIAL . $195

5C NASH Metropolitan.
Ideal for lady or stu¬
dent.

SPECIAL.$396

with steel frame, one piece
construction for strength.

One maa can haadle the

{loading and unloading of the
camper.

A new popular
‘LOW BOY”

2-ileepers and 4-sleepem
! without the cab over bunk.

irouit

PETER POLLEN
FORD

1060 Yates, 384-1144
Open Until t p.m.

OOOOOOOOOOOO

OOOOOOOOOOOO

DIXJJXE — 4-WAY ADJUST

Factory augg. price $1.91 ci.
Sale priced ..$5.91 aa.

IJTH.ITT TUAII

CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-
Door Sedan. 6-cylinder,;
automatic transmission,
Now...$295'

IMPERIAL — 4 - WAY 1
ADJUST

Styled after original equlp-

Faotory mjgg. price $12,19

ARRANGED!

59 INTERNATIONAL K-lW v *• —•
PWwg) Needs some me-|w otpa
ctuadcal work .MM - l -

call collect ®*»r

NATIONAL MOTORS LTD. 1
CHRYSLER-DART
DODGE-CORONET
NOW IN OUR 59TH YEAR
819 YATES STREET
384-8174

ENSIGN CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH

1061 Yates at Cook
386-2981 r

|Open to nudulght Mon.-Fri.
Saturday 1:39 - 12 .30

IMS ACADIAN SPORTS DR LUX*

Barlnt and. Sail ••hauil. u»i

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HU ill All

CAM tOt SALE

NATION AI/

• All cars clearly priced

tagged.

• Written warranty with 66 CORTINA De luxe with

every far. automatic transmission

• Tfrday exchange privilege ^ f •

with less .than 7,000 miles

• Take the car to your Fully equipped. New price]

favorite mechanic. $2562. As new . S1995 1

• No down payment. . gj RENAULT Rr8 Sedan.

24,000 miles, radio. In
l!**-'* * excellent condition

65 CHEVROLET Super ,hr0Ugb0Ut . ***

i Sports 3-Door Hardtop. V8. 63 VOLKSWAGEN De Luxe.

automatic, power brakes. Radio. Excellent con-

I [*>wer steeling, custom ditk* .$1195

radio, bucket seats, wunicm-imi .
console $2895^ VOLKSWAGEN de luxr

custom radio .$5Sb

SAVE J $ $ I

65 DODQE 9-assenger Sta¬
tion Wagon. V8, automa-i Bekjw * re transportation |
tic. power brakes, power! specials which have been
steering, ctartom radio, i safety checked and recon-
electnc tail gate $2895) ditioned. Nowhere will you \
find better economy trans-
- portation.

to FUG EOT 8 • Pa-.iM-nger.60 MORRIS lUOO Station

Slats* Wagon. Custom Wagon . $595

I rad*, extra set of Miche-

len tires, roof rock, show- » VAUXHALL Super . $495
n«m condition $2295 5? M0RRIS Oxford ... $395

56 HILLMAN .$195

85 PONTIAC Station Wagon M MORRIS ...$175

V8, automatic, nice dual

purpose int $2695 BRmsH CAR CENTRE |

(Div. at Peter Pollen Ford);
_ , Yates at Quadra 3*4-55551

100 CARS >OR SALE

BRITISH CAR CENTRE
YATES AT QUADRA

Visit our indoor showroom
for USED cars

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1 65 METEOR 4-Door Sedan
6-cylinder, automatic, a
good family car ... $1995

88 CONSUL 1500 Static* Wa-

iron, new condition, ms- c*np«• sum Try mm

roan tin!ah. orgy_$1995 s rambler -o»»u-

VE Wtf aad uaaw B*a

41 VALIANT VI. automatic, ‘mjSZFSLSTjS* °"
white flitiah. a real buy. lua Try sas

Only ...$1396w>a Mti gtitoRaais ew^

61 CHEVY H 6-cyiinder, tow

mileage , r .$1BK *» y h.„

*2 VAUXHALL Victor 4-Door) W “° t

Se4ton, new edition, blue 17 MgmgmL ^

,ini-h . 51065 m^RS&Sor^ aWw

410LDSMOBILE F85, Sta- a!™j3M.!llri ®a
tion Wagon, aromatic 14 StS^SSTJff 1

V8, radio. Only ... $1335 u frT mm

80 VOLKSWAGEN Stalk* cmSTmm "%»» »m
Wagon, roal dean $995 “

54 BU1CK Hardtop, new • ^SSortnu^ 7 ""

tra n a misMon . only . $444 ^ Cnm Qm "try mm

65 VAUXHALL Vekw, Sy j* j- ^

riean ^. $395 m ktnQc ^a-Er sajliStup

87 VAUXHALL CreaU, MoSTa^r waj^a*" 1

cl ““.“ .aiSa"

s: HI HOC Special.

SAUNDERS A HTTCHMAN ---

SPECIAL CLEARANCE '55 VALIANT 4-Door Sedan m
t Big ‘*6‘* slant motor, 3-iuc,

speed automatic troiumla- JJ*

USED CARS c u»‘« n "di 0 «■

Now .... $2195

Follow The Wise Birds To

PETER POLLEN
FORD

Willie Wise Bird Scz
“Remember ... the
piice of freedom is re-
sponaibiiity."

| PREMIUM oars at Vic-
I tana’s towest price*.
Don't take our word for
it - SHOP AND COM¬
PARE

66 AUSTIN 1800 sedan,
carefully maintained,
one of the most *pa-
eioua and comfortable
of ail imports.

SPECIAL $1995 '

65 FALCON 2-door hard¬
top. Automatic trans-
mtoaion, radio, white
walk, wheel covers, ,
very low mileage, tiiis
one is a real eye- ,
catcher and what a ’
bargain. Was $2495.
Save $300.

SPECIAL $2135

65 METEOR Rideau 500
Sedan. V8, automatic,
radio, power steering,
Plastic seat covers.
Looks and runs like I
new. Was $2796. Save
$300.

SPECIAL.$2495

' 3622A - 65 FAERLANE
Sedan. V8, automa-
| tic. Immaculate in- j
: side and out. Was

j| $2395. Save $500

SPECIAL.$1895

7050A — « FORD Cus¬
tom. V8, automatic,
radio, power steering, i
power brakes. Was '
$2595. Save $400
j SPECIAL.$2195

59 CHEVROLET 4-Donr Se- --

dan. 4-cytioder. standard

tranantiaakn. Omb, ex- 65 COMET 4 - Etoor Sedan
. ceiient family car . $795 6- cylinder, automatic

XHALL Crests,
a .*-S396|

Hrl.“I

17 STDDEBAKJtR

Cuud mo4iT, bad>. 11 m.
Coiuaia (US Tty offer
lo Morris minor

Runa wrlL luaka fair
Cwapara S38S .. Tty El*
14 HLVMiiUTa REDAN

Oan« rtrmm and mm*

m ri.rCcxrrf? rakZttvj?
UMa araart attr*

*b B^ k *"*

Ibxid frwwaimauiai

mZZBEBr&l"*

66 TOYOTA 700, 2846 miles.
40 h.p., automatic trane-
ntiasion. A real little
• lady .$1295

64 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, ij
owner. Very clean *,.$15951

LjLj BRIAN HOLLEY ,

ex j65 COMET 4-Door Sedan; MOTORS LTD
* 7 «| 6 - cylinder, automatic|I50 Broug h ton St. 384-1161

i tranamiaMon. custom T+-\ imt rn*. *. Royu tm^ ,
nUes.i dio, real nice. Now $2095

rus.; I hil u a bd avto laavinc ltd.

little! - M AUSTIN A-do. —■■■ I nil

il2X> 65 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Se-|»

M ^ | dan. Slant “6 ", automatic w »oai» wm -***. few

transmission, custom ™'jM paaiir.' **!

dtop Now .$1895 *

ms pi ZEPHYR — •

»7 CHEVROLET 9,

88 BUICK Sedan,
full power ....

58 RAMBLER Oaaalr.
a ataaJ . $24

89 VAUXHALL Q-eata.

6 cylinder, clean ... $79

89 VOLKSWAGEN,

a good cm.M

89 RAMBLER aasale,
clean___ $57

60 VOLKSWAGEN,

road ready.$71

SAUNDERS A HXTCHMAN

2040 Cadboro Bay Rd.
383-7111-2

•r steering.

65 METEOR 4-Door Sedan, wm mm wm lw ■ sw<
HORWOOD BROS. V8. automatic transmis- m9mm1

m jw * 1 — "to ste4*rtng. Now ......$2395 »wDi • maim jrica, mm

fixeam — m-O _ lSaST* —

9(1 BUICK Sedan, full S oC? - • l SS - C o mm
power, reduced to .. $999 e tSE? S m £££? S * ml

CO FORD Station Wagon, M - 8 fr - ■ jj"

reduced to . -MnO VS? Z 2 $22? ~ S &

n rtym - M BWi - M Amx
ALL CARS TAGGED ^ M0 „- T

NO DOWN PAYMENTS n MT fAT MExT wJvSl

TRADE UP Awpw taSa . hZ

TRADE DOWN 6"**

NO PAYMENTS TILL JUNE t - « - t - M - A - c
WRITTEN WARRANTY u m'»?*? »•■«

We Have 50 top models 1, 2. OPX " *»**!»«

3-> ear-olds In Immaculate-

condition. uw d Wt CUT aci. AI

TO CHOOSE STmMwy.MMata

YOUR GAR IS HERE ** ^

VISIT US TODAY -

1910 Yalta

re*i volvo

Tha World'* Flnaal gar
Call OTTO VERWOOU
DAVID MOTORS LTD

PRIVATE, 1M2 DOOCE POLARA
r,*»»rllWe. Amancma modrt VA
aotomatlc. bur-kata, ate Baaudful
ai with nary cuacanixi *<Ua
n.WA 3N-17N

flstla gob niet. Victoria. I
107 9A9T3, ACCtkSO mtS

OCR NEW uOCATIUN
2110 BlaruMrd Itrail
Tour Car a Haan la

BATTERY

1-4 a atr.na, auta alart (vary l in

UET an ACME

LOWEST PRICES
IN TOWN

Dauvarad ana InaiaiM

FRANCIS BATTERY 6
TIRES LTD

Ratraatun^ ^gaviauaia

Safui-dov. April 2 2 27

lU TRAILIRV MOfILf
MOMIS. T9AILI9 PARKS

BOB S TRAILER SALES

AS NEW —KER^KILL 33 fl salt-
resumed modal wltb Undant
a>d« ...... ** ■«

MANY MORE GOOD BUTS IB HEW
and USED TRAVEL TRAILER*

The ARISTROCRAT Traitor*
and Campers lead In aalea.

Drop out and see why
, ARISTOCRAT OUTSELLS
THEM ALL’

GOOD BUY ON 1MD RAMBLER --

an MSS 15* CHEVY SI, HE

tW HILLMAN. OOOO COXDCTKW M.

Barsaun m IM Sawlcy A**. , cuBgMla __

REPUSSKBSED TAHA arrrwnin " 7 “* 461

tm S ta C i«" tW

yra ipui i i rxntu ett-... __

Ban. ita or otUn MSB HEAVY DUTY ti-TON TRUCE

room mobilo homa*.

AHRnmiG TODAY'

OME. *HJ|

tolMPALA CON VE RT, na rg lglBP ^ VANGUARD

**** fcl> _ large STOCE or PLAmc seat Campers — Trailers

191 KMfMSN IM909T AMO Canopy Tops

SPORT CARS EXCLUSIVE FACTORY aEPHE-

I_ _ ■ ^COM PLET E 3* env SKNTATIVEl FOR VAROOUVER

SPORT! CARS UNLIMITED d? Jgl {TS2!°*

Dmlm For n FORD TRUCK 4-IPEKD PRICE*

TRIUMPH ROVER - FLAT » —' . d^wn taYMErr

--- . piiuiiairo

Oaaf 38 Dltfarwi Modal* rm OmaLrnj . ----

ComclaU Faelary Sarvioa and WANTED - UBS METEOR OR
Part* Facllltica Plua Fwd n*M tow IraVr and fr m

Sporu Car Afcaaarriaa Mmoar SUM

For Ail Mahaa AI .. i

BRIAN HOLLEY Z EFlSFmJL .

MOTORS LTD. we Rial s i «

fM B(U«Man sat-uai <T**V PARA

! Jim Down f rom in* RuyM ThaMf^tota ti W» Tlraa

•* BUILD A

TRAILER. CAMPER.
TENT TRAILER OR
CANOPY TOP
Part* and Plana Stock*!

* HUMPKES AND APPLtANCRfl
_ INSTALLED

•5 30, 6 days a week
S. J. PEDEN LTD.

61 PONTIAC 2-door hardtop Now .$1895 » omifMk'W dram L r *

autotna t i c tmnsmnon.

radio, pretty.$1395; -

60 DODGE Poiara 4 - door* OOMCT Oc*vertibJe V8 4r _

hardtop, automatic, power automatic tram mi—‘-u MUE « radio fitted, under

Meerut, power brake*,! Alstom radio, one owner.ISE alsd. ^cobt c »ms. q Wol^

poaver w4ndowa, Now .J 2895 StoNTHLY payments, tn-im

radio .. $695 _ *"■ ---

2DOOH HARDTOP M BUICK.

'55 PLYMOUTH 2-door hard-65 PONTIAC Parltienna 3-,^T. ku «

top, 6-cytinder, automatic.! Door Hardtop V8. auto- SSwy, w

2-tane. mint matte tronamiatoon, power f!^?, ™

oonditian ... (695 steering, cuatom radio, on__

57 ZEPHYR - a ratable N ° W . Wm | 1 — tayoti fUCP

Bnttiri Fort $695 _ W

t'Tr ^ U" . ?*■

SAUNDERS A HTTCHMAN P ^30^^^"!

7W4 AIWTTR HEAI.KT. » ■» MARK _ w -- aMxaw M

a fWf * prn, ta M _ conn rem parte «ri , DATS UN CAMPERS

JAGUAR. 31 LITRE. UMt BLACK. ---1

1JSS. UTm.^ JBm -.^ 0R ^"Ktar. S •“a*" ^

im --—- Dataun Approved

■r let! rebuilt motor. 109 Al/TO RfPAlRS. Eldorado Camper

tfutcti new Drm WBJ tala aaoba Aaavn-a tawiua

21?™^ T *™“ ** Cr,l « g °* ,rl _ - WWq * TPW1IW Sleeps 4, ■tautieu steel aink,

£S“Ss fcVr speedway motors ltd 3TJTS

-_ 171 Y • le, volt eloc tricai system. Inada

■* RCA. nrm oterhrad cam Your Volkswagen parts of cuoboard scaoc Tasie-

Naw batlrry. alartar. cllllrh. OM ,_J , „ '" W * ra V*** - .

ana— EanUan^radiihBL iM4» ,nd ■ epv,c * cent re fully appointed and Uphol-

» JAGUAR M litre over 385-2415 ’tored throughout Thu ad

drtvt, wtrs arhMla. 1* adlra aa ,, your ruannb. rd .

of cupboard hxsoe Taste¬
fully appointed and Uphol¬
stered throughout This ad
is your guarantee of a better
camper deal. Brmg it with
you to

DAVID MOTORS LTD.

, Authorized Dataun track
dealers

1101 YATES 386-9168

fit 7 > £aVBMAN-1 aa (L3M

Mr CAVEMAN cawtar. mm tawra

1 rftff -

111 CAES AMO TRUCKS
_WAKTH>

Good, CSeaa
CARS AND TRUCKS
WANTED
Cash In 5 Minutes
- PLIMLXY -
1910 Yataa St.

WE BUY
CARS FOR CASH

SPEEDWAY MOTORS
9T1 YATES STREET

PENNELL'S
TRAILER SUPPLIES

ptjn \^3sr^ 9

6459 Pat Bay Hwy
■MM
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— H Sa, IM

BEAUTIFUL BDMES
For MODERN LIVING
WE HAVE TEE
MOBILE HOME FUR YOU

TOTE-EM
TRAILER SALES
478-1041 t ml. N. on Hwv l

28 *■»!« (Eplonirt. ViOono, B.c.

Soturdov, April 22 121 AFARTMINTS TO RINT
1 - - fURNISHID

Ut APARTMENTS TO'R|NT 12? APARTMENTS TO RENT
UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED

HOUSES TO RENT
UNFURNISHED

12? APARTMENTS TO RINT 113
UNFURNISHED

141 MORTGAGE LO*NS AND 144 REVENUE PROPERTY
INSURANCE -

BRAND NEW-DUPLEX
64-66 HAMPTON
TRY TRADES

•iste CEDAR HIU. Rt)

BECKLEY MANOR
W8, DALLAS ROAD

THE SIMCOES C.nTtf..riaWe 3 orT W4n»,n. home

N«t i-andmun. <41 hot Available
.... . • _ May lut Rot *»«'

\S hy are more and tnorc camroke crescent
l*M*- jnovmg up. to THE

SIMOOKS- n<n«. oil hoi Available M»v lal

Ask any of our more Uian 230 Re “‘ 0:aw apply
residents and they wdl say: a Bernard a Cs> ltd

£33 Furl SI_ 3M-98M

* No main street nuascs s bedroom, modern house

* Snuerh sound nmnfini' W1lh wall-to-wall rarprt Corner tire-

supero souna proonnj,. pU *. f _ ^ednc .use- automatic oil

* Hydro therapy battl. hoi. Large baaement with rumwji

* Heated nvimmiiv roon ' LmTrr P* 110 * nd « ,rlve ,n

neaiea swimming pool. jara<f . Available immediately i

* Saunas. mt Iom. use a month SM Sed-

* Suites second to mate. w,lhin ■"« 1 p m "•

RESIDENTIAL
1ST MORTGAGE LOANS
UP TO 85'r

DM lit" J-lWUllRHII IOI Illlltcu, «fll

Garcen l-arfc Court. Lovat Ave. 2
btocli* In Town and Count i > «
hlorhi to Maytatr. Cablevleion. 584-
3068. _ __

U1 COOK STREET
N«»l> fuinuhed 1-bedroom auite
Heat an! hot water eupplird Clone
to Bearon HIU Patk All cue
' enlencea

scorr APARTMENTS MT.TOLMJE DISTRICT

Extra-laige LHK rounu tor mlddl*- KuUy furnlahed bachelor aulte with
ai«t or elderly tenanta. Hot and patk), In new hone wtth amnn-
coiU wau., to. range.. cahlrrt*K* Mew, over city. All Incluilve $110.

BROWN BROS
LTD.

1123 Blanshard Stiwt

AGENCIES

VOR SALE - F. i
< impel 478-43011.

It FOLDING TRAILER
, iiou. LIT .mS7.

SPACIOUS LIVING ROOMS
LUXURIOUS BATHROOMS

* HLlHu.MS, 1 BATHROOMS
y EAt^H SIDE

.ytt See Ihla pretty duplex, fur only
R8.su. Un* aide already remed «t
81411 p.m. *152 p.m. <m l«t
c mortgage irf 818.H0. Live here f-T
a about 880 p m- Ml erf pocket. Try

o any trading up with home lot.
nlea. mortgage paper Thu la a Ulltmrt
duplex with Vovoly LR .kitchen and
3 bedroom, on mam floor In
ground level baaement are 2 moi e
• /ooma phi. 2nd Ijethroom plm
utility room. Hurry on lh‘-
LVim MAYIItE or f WILLS. MMS71 I
__ H. WHJTTCiME A CO LTD.

Call Rrntal U

irtment amtime

1-Bod room Suites from $135

WITH WALL-TO-WALL RUGS
9th FLOOR UP FROM 1140
Fruilnroud Kitchen Cabinela
SelMJafroaUng Fridge.

*r Automatic Range.
THREE ELEVATORS
"Indoor' year-round controlled
awimmlng pool and nun...
Cahlevl.ion

Free Laundry Facllitie.
Cuv.red Parking 83
Open Parking Free

HOTELS

Port 91 SO-ltrn

THE PARK PACIFIC
685 Niagara Street

Dalis, waterfront and 6
Park Juit amund lh»
Bachalor nine
oneiwdri-un mite
Two-bedroom .oil.

FAIRFIELD HOTEL
710 CORMORANT

flgmeite Craven Ual Square, Iranel-
*nt and permanent guerti. Rate.
$12 par week and up Light houae-
keeping optional.

•w.no

gnsw

•14S.U0-

Safeway across the street

KING ARTHUR APTS.
1660 Fort Street

Quirt budding. Walking di.umre tn

ROOF LOUNGE
TENANTS' ACTIVITIES
.ROOM

ADULTS ONLY - HO PET*

Walter Thomc-384-1832

gage, quick dermunt alao agree-1
menu and murtgaae. du chamd tori
-man gaa ua bn tup pnem

A BERNARD A CO LTD.
-- - ' 8S4-B1.1

• Billiards.

• Games room.

• Lounge.

PLUS PLUS PLUS

Many Other Features.
Enjoy Luxury Living

Bachelor Suite. 8 KB

1 - Bedroom from $li>

2- Bedroom Iran lljl

Also furnished available

HOMEFINDERS

*23* a month for Ihl. lovely Cape

Cod home on Murray Drive. - -

waterfront property with ewimmlng *• Fort Btreai
|«nol .Sbnr and dishes included i
(all MARGARET WILSON, M&-4401 PRIME MO
After 4 p nv 3X8-ISBI available on I

Shirley Phllpa. Homeflnder. Ltd. mewl property

REVENUE—REVENUE
INCOME

Herd I. . real dandy Inrom*
propertj Cocuial. erf lour 2-bed¬
room mite., caretaker', wdte *nd
ha rhetor aulle Each trf the «udr«
ronaiat. of living room and dining
room, oak floor., kitchen awl |wn
nedroom. Pembroke baihruum*. uil
heat, do.e to Beacon Hill Park and
[)alla. Road. Thl. building was
completely dripped down to a ihrll
and done over In 1P42 and t. In Id
I rlaaa condition. No vacancy prob¬
lem here.

JI0.OOO

raah down payment will hand'r
reliable part) FuU pure 8ff S»»
Call Harold Ware if. i«i .r
883 9145, Victoria Realty Ltd

Jubilee Huupllal and .tore. Excel¬
lent tranaportalion. Call In anil
view the .paclou. aulte.

One-bedroom auitr. from I1I2S8.

ROOM AND BOARD IN PLEAB- ‘V™? TOWft jaaiure laoyl ^la Cbf-
ant home for 1 or J buainea. giria l UMCO SWet To V|CT * * n * r 1 p m '
Own roomv cablevl.km. etc. 8*0 1. 2 AND l-ROOM UNITS, 830. MO.
per month Richmond. Oak Bay 118 All uUlltle. Includad. Quadra.

area. JSS-8HS before 4 p.m., On true 384-2711 _

weekday*. ___ FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING

ELDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE TO ™»r All found Linen- 25*1 Gov-
" • ~ • ' • tn i erament. *82-5*2*.

*" iCLEAN. BRIGHT ROOM. FRIDGE.
No ..ep. Male . nen.loner Non-
I drinker no a month. 38*0081

„ * E . L ,ir R"'M for QirrarT gentleman.

J3“‘i *" ,,,und - ** 1011 McClure 81 47T

WntcoU Rental.
Manager and Sola Agent

COTTAGE FOR RENT IN CEN
ti-al Saanich nn ■ acre farm. Weal
for farm experienced couple. 86fl
per month. Call 803-3110 or Vancou¬
ver. Mutual 1 - 4321 . AMI for Mr
Bernard.

NOW

RENTING

he received as
private family
help Likaa dug*.

Vienna Preni. Box 281.

Pensioner. Would
Town pr country.

BY THE SKA i

Partly furnished. 3-room modern-
lead rottage. Oll-o-maUe heat Eler
irk- hot water 17 min to city ..

rentre T mil. to Swart. Bay terry - , .. - - , _

and airport Ideal tor couple. Rent Moriaage ln the a»» uiil of 8TJMI
roa Phone 06*3878 9!» « home of JllOM vahw

-Tja MrtSUllr payment of 87K $-»ear

2*30 RICHMOND. COMrORTABLE- term. Act quickly, thl. win nol
*k# living roam, dining roam. law. Phn C. L. (Bub) Fraser,.
k Hr hen. 3 wnall bedrooms large **3-8117 or 380-48*5.
croonda Rent 8112 Immediate NEWSTKAD REALTY LTD.
occupancy. Phone 8M-TI3I to view

LARGE FBIDXOON HOUSE I 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES
Dana to arhooL shopping rentre, Available now!
etr Na basement 8*8 Available I 85 000 1M 80S P M

May 1 Raapcnalble party call only | $3,800 2nd $50 P M.

3H4-20BE n an 2 nd $10 P.M.

1ST FLOOR. 4-RDOMS AND *“ ^ C *“

,o ww H !xr b. h : cu^nT^e^tLtd

One-beuroom suite
Two-bedroom suite

OPPORTUNITY

MAKE RESERVATION NOW!

THE LORD and LADY
SIMCOES

440 - 450 Situcoe St.
385-3111

In Thl* Attractive Apartment
Rlocfc

CARLYLE APTS.

330 Oswego Street

JuM a few minutes' walk from the'
heart of the city. Two blocks to

FA1RVIEW

MANOR

5U0 TRUTCH. STREET

DE LUXE 37 SUITE
APARTMENT
t year* okl

PRESTIGE AREA NEAR

parliament buildings

FULL PRICE 1415,000

appropriate financing

85-two bedroom and ins
bachelor suite showing excel¬
lent return. Full stair me ms
available to IntereMad cllema
Wm. RavtnhlU or Barry Alice>

C. G. HEISTERMAN A CO- LTD.

P. R. BROWN RENTALS

$4 DE LUXE IU1TKS
1 - BEDROOM $120
3 -BEDROOM >137

bedroom suite

MAY 1ST- VACANCY AT ROC ----. ... . 1

■ ah.lla. 777 Blare herd. Warm, large B E D -8 I TTING. KITCHENETTE,
bright room with link, stairs. Is- quiet, upstairs: middle-aged lady,
reliant board. $150 monthly. 8*5*0* SHI-4001. 382-7808

r;u**r HOUSE. NEWPORT ave.J clean, sunny room, near
rooms with pci vats t«fh. Msyfslr, Preferably woridng lady
Free May 1st Excellent food. Applv igjqti

manag er se», 38*5334. -----

" IE l irTT ~ Wl ~ . pr.Tur hoi rev l-ROOM. FRIDGE. COOKING.

cSJiS? iSfUg? KSS cl r la - »* dr ‘ rc- 8421 *"**?: -

I.uncha* packed. Clone in. Men 883- SEA VIEW CLEAN LINER. WARM

10J* ME ARES ST
suite. Gas rang
Heated. (SO

Choice of wall-towsl| carpal «r
gleaming oak floor*

All modern cinvaniencas. including:

modem convenience* featur-

WELLINGTON MANOR — ID)
Fort St Spacious suites m modern

Individual heat control.
Controlled entrance
Drapes
Cablevlalon.

BaJconlei.

Elevatori
laundry fac-diUes
Reaident caretakri.

Controlled Entrance
Elevator

Mall Delivery Each Suita
1 Cable TV

Ahd Many Mme Features
Reserve Yours Now I

'KAVIEW T, WERS Aid Dallas CLOSE PARLIAMENT E
5 ?—Ht- lu ^f. Mghroe with lamflc lan Bearon HIU, taw. t
•untacn and san views Wia iig st.wea. nine quiet aleepip
hotrs 11 am to I pm weekdays aan , inoatk. Iffl r ifd

or bv aimnhrfmrof IBP -PI. ^ riraj;_

BASEMENT

WANTED REVENUE PROPERTY
Up to H.000 down shearing 17 to
31*6 ret. Csll Don Butler. 477-3230.
Otymcto H o m a t Ltd.. Col wood
Plare.

Rental Agents:

P R. BROWN & SONS LTD.

ID Fort Street MW

saao_

l-ROOM. MAIN FLOOR. BAClf
tlor suite, heat and water, 085. *88-

1-BR suite, $R
MARALENA COURT

Belcher Ave. Spacious 1-I_.___ ___

rofThus^Tia U* 7 BEDROOM HOME OU. HEAT

an Urge property off McTsvIsh
SENATOR APTS. — 1704 Oak Bav Hd.. North Saanich SulUhls for

Modem ronvsnlences. Indudma lAmlly of I. 8*6. 4754492
elevator. O* bus llnre 1BR «UZ AVAILABLE MAY 1ST SELF

THE innuntc _ .. _ t-retUlmd 1-roomed rottage. Oil

sl ■^. ° B j y _

situated near park Walton* die- 2 OUTER TYPE HOUSES AND 1
tance to town All convenient ta. upper suite In the Vic West area
including elevator. *132. 1855535

P R. BROWN C SONS LTD '-OG HOUSE I MILES PROM

TCI Fort 14*443$ SieSpB Lake P.O on Renfrew

I Rd Rant nominal Pbona X83-B82

2 BEDROOM - -

Bumatds Tnilciim. Newly decorated.
1C0 Coal and wood lUnurt 3 rhUdren

•ISO-TWIN

,.. HOLLY APTS 47*

Lampecn 8t. Ideal family ]|v
tog Sea this spar!ore 2 BR
suite. Near acbouli and shop
jrfng eenlre

•UB-EL DORADO APTS. 1401 Fort
St. See this excellent 2-BR
/ulte. TWs I* a quiet, well
sept apartment. Nice grounds
1330—LUXOR MANOR. 1050 Rlehard-
srm at Cook. Clone to bus line,
•bopping and Beacon Hill
Park. To view this lovely 2-
BR. suite see the resbtmt
caretaker or call our office.
$110-TREMAINE APTS. 1331 Stan¬
ley Avf. Spacious 1-BR. suite
In • smart, quiet apartment
A very pleasant location. Not
far from rky centre
$1117- ROYAL COMMODORE. 715
Vancouver St Walking die-
lanre to town and park

FURNISHED. SINE, FRIDGE,-

etc. $n.m Adults 184-41*1 avaa. DISCOVERY MOTEL

cm ' HOUSgEEPOfO ROOM J iJPJfgSLF”* “*

male only. $40. 8S4-1T11. ---————■

raAww WALDORF MOTEL AND TRAILER

I FRONT BED-51 TTING ROOM AND p, r k. House trailer and 2 room aulte
kitchenette. 150T Gladetope 884-043 8. te nni furnished

CUE ^ N J FVYRYTHIfta, FAIRFIELD NEAR PARK AND

supplied. 3S0-3B15._ _ I bedroom. Warm and quiet.

FAIRFIELD AREA
FURNISHED -116,000

Re-pi tan bed, r ewi r ed, recent iur-
nace — full basem't. Groai rev.
82.484. Can be your* for *3.500
down, haianra nn easy terms
Showing over U per cent. F.
COLOMBIN. 883-7270

FAIRFIELD AREA
FURNISHED — J30.000

NEWTON

GARDEN VILLAGE
1738 NEWTON ST.
Near

Royal Jubilee Hospital

COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Division
623 Yates Street 388-5155

ROCKLAND AREA

le-Sulie roe version 3 kMl NEARLY
sn acre Roam tor 41 SUITE
apartment. Always rented. GOOD
revenue while holding. EXCEL- j All services renewed. Full base: n't
LENT rendition Inside and out, dav mn pad. Grose rev. $5,011 Asking
$$ 2.00000 1*7.000 down, balance on excellent

term* Ihnwing over 12% par cenL

1 J. M. TOO THILL k COLOMBIN. 383-T710.

tat-BH UB I 0 K, TOWN « COUNTRY REALTY LTD.

VERY COMFORTABLE ROOM
and bail board for man Non-
clH nlesr. nntFamoker. 380-578 0

FOR QUIET LADY OR MAN

Maira Aberdeen Hotel. 1*44742

ROOM AND BOARD

1 -BEDROOM SUITE IN VICTORIA
Heat and hot water Included. 1
child welcome. 064J8S5

80S MAIN FLOOR. 1 BDRM,
utlllllea rear hospital 108 Rich¬
mond

«S FAIRFIELD ROAD CLOSE IN. 4ROOM SUITE. GAS

range, fridge, light and heal $87.50.
ergs 1-bad room aims, *110: Urgi Adults. 2U Klrgxton

bedroom soils. 1100. Colored-- 1 -—-

tombing. egMevlatm. Free lsret- 1*7 JOHNSON, * ROOMS. ALL
ry, arc Call redder* manager. IB- utilities 006. 382-8500 Before 10
M or J Mean *80-7707, after 4.

Hears and Whrts Oik Bay Realty

COLLINQWOOO COURT

THE SENATOR w 37 S

170* OAK BAY AVE. -

8-ROOM BOUSE, BOMS FURNI
bright suites la mr«leni!turii 182-4471 altar ■ p.m.
am traneportatlca ---

• Lovely
I Mock.

BOOM AND BOARD OR ROOM.
Young glil or man. 885-7(11

BOOM AND BOARD FOR Fl.nFH
|y lady or gvdlwcan M4-IM2.

c HAfCMYLE - Ilf fRAIUDAR-
raeR Rd and reld wafer —iMl

ROOM AND BOARD, MEN.

FAIRFIELD
5 OR 6 SUITES
132,000

BURNSIDE GARDENS
Burnside at Tillicum
Spacious 2-Bedroom Suites
3-Bedroom Town Houses
FEATURES-

WASHER. DRYER
COLORED APPLIANCES
PLAYGROUND
HEATED POOL
PRIVATE PATIO*

BALCONIES

CABUEVISION

ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR SUITE,
near Jubttag, bue and shopa- *86.

ONE CHILD WELCOME
FURNISHED 1-BR. SUITE
HEAT AND HOT WATER
INCLUDED

BOARD V< PRIVATE |75-1346 Montroaa Avenre

^ *"*• ----- Call Rental Department anjllma

JS2J * 0t>M TOI * BROWN BROS. AGENCIES LTD.

,_,112 Hanahard Street 185-0771

HEAR PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS.
3-room apartment Parking, fm
I extra. 18*4*0

SELF-CONTAINED 1-BEDROOM
suite UUIKlea tacludad. 8*3 After $
pm. 584-4*04.

|3 ROWaTEnPCHENETTE CLOSE
to St. Joseph's. 005-7062 Of *82-0571
after 7 pm.

1-BEDROOM "aUrTE -MAY 1

FOR THE
INVESTOR

2-BEDROOM SUITE
I-A MAISON BLANCHE rhUdrea. wm

FOR VICTORIA'S
FINEST

FURNISHED SUITE
Call

THE SIMCOES
440-450 Simcoe 38«

4 SUITES
OFFERS DOWN
VERY NICE
12 YEARS OLD

ROOM AND BOARD TN PRIVATE
Irene Mia coly. 1*14030

RESERVE NOW
VANCOUVER VILLA

71* Vancouver fk.

Walking Mdanos to Jubilee
Hospital QUrl locallon
I 7*- O A K RIDGE TERRACE
3040 Cook St A very nkre 1-
BR. suite Well heated. Shop-
pinc end tmreportauca cloae

at band

Call Rental Department anytime
BROWN BROS. AGENCIES LTD.

IF YOU CANNOT BELL YOUR
home we have reliable client* wall-
Ing la mat. Phree Mr. Kaaa. Boor¬
man Investment On Ltd., M0-7EH

WANTED - EBlZNtOOM UNFUR-
MM wd '- to real Immedtolely

DINGLEY DELL APTS.
M9 DINGLEY DELL
(Off Selkirk Aw.)

Ore and two bedroom ad
[available ta thl* new building.

Nadre ^ wardrooav 184 4173 after, REgERVE~NOW

* __ ACCOMMODATIONS FOR EXPO 87

COLONIAL INN . Expo lodging approved Baaatltul

All the nanoforts ad hem* with hotel suites fully eqalppad and serviced tor
servte*.

3N O u varnreent *04 71*1

WELL FURNISHED BIDfiTTnNG
, »f, for 1 or 3 gentlemen. 010
-lobrean Rtraat, corner of Quadra.

A BERNARD * CD LTD
Fort Mire* m

TAJRFWLD
33,500 CASH

pn. RsasroaMs eg, the Gorge waterfront with

M.wireai.TT-[treed Undscafsng and baleregre
riar BL, Rm. Individual baal rondrol and drapes
|Cabl*visloa IncRsdad. this ta hnmry

_ - accogsmodotton la a secladed eel

ang Rata* 8100 la *110 Tn view
.contact earatakar. SU 194 or
I BOORMAN INVESTMENT CO , |

WANTED FOR MONTH OF JULY.

NORTH WEST TRUST

«‘KTrei U, ldUn 8 ^ E Lh^ MOTEL RDd RESTAURANT

ampla totrben laclk tlas, lad y. *44 Baclwlor and family miles fatly
monthly utillliea lariaded 10M hinashed Bn a* door. Maid aarrtaa
Marriare ■ 183-edM _ If reqWrad.

t» A MONTH, CLEAN, WARM *^ _3 W Gcrga Bd. Eawl

sleeptag OTLjta! onty. HlllaMa OAK BAY WATERFRONT. WALK

D ogglaa »r*a. 308-2747 _ aig dietam Got! Course, Marine

SLEEPING ROOMS TOR MEN, !*** Hottt P*

HIGH QUADRA

117 HALLS, STOW AND
OFFICES TO SENT

VANMEARE MANOR
380 VANCOUVER ST.

De hrxe 7 aad tohrdroren

317.950

EXCLUSIVE WITH
lERNARD A CO. LTD

CHARTER FOUSE ml

435 Michigan St. 384-8923

Studio . S82-J90 wopping

One-Bedroom.1100^130

twaiimg list onlyi-

Two-Bedroom . ... JI38-J155
[Two-Bedroom (1 only)

IWaU-to-wail carpet_|165

Flve-

THE

ROYAL ARMS

AVAILABLE MAY 1 OF JUNE 1:
tn Gcrga-Cralgftowrr area- Self
contained 8-nMSn arils. ComaleMy

ROSEWOOD APARTMENTS

.. , , i —J Qaadre. New. Free mMevHlm

fern wood at Yataa . . . high m the and partdag. Bhart ktock to x-«-
HUI, ctoaa to but. stmrea. lownl 3- ««y. Tbadoo aatto erareg ftorw
prolan from Pll l.M 0 Bedroom guo. CaD *8 1 00 7 $ or IBM

Iron 814*80 Raeldtod Mareaar -—---

Mr. s~4 Mrs. R Osiand. 8*01*3* 1-BEDROOM SUITE. LARGE DT

ROGMB AND HOUSEKEEPING
n on* Tom rentre. 777 Fort »

ROOM. BOARD OPTIONAL. PEL
vata ndianca. 4T7-1M4.

NEW rURKlBRED SLEEPING

REGENT TOWERS
415 Michigan St. 3S3421S

Studio . $80-587

One-bedroom.$104-5125

Two-Hedroum $135-5160

1% bath. WglUag UR cnly.

ENQUIRIES DAILY
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Evanlat Vlewlag by AppotoUnent ■

MR. G. R. DOUGLAS
Property Manager

(NORTH WEST TRUST CO
[717 Fort St. 386-3534

CQLUNGWOOO COURT

l RIAL, B-13003438.

DUPLEX

Ire c a n Bill Park

Older ap and 4 a duplex, hair a
hh«k fra* park — 1 bedro an and

J>—R dtonrata enL to i m

WILF DAVIES
.18M631 (ANYTIME)

HAGAR A S8TAYNE. LTD

NOW, SINE RANGE FRIDGI
pretor home. Area Booth Cook an
6407

-bedroom aulte. (US: torse
to nttta. *380. Colored
I, rebia viRoa, tree toan
. Call raRdrei manager. BV-
I. Meare. 80477CT
aad Whyte Ctok Bay Realty

FAIRFIELD
FULLY FURNISHED
REVENUE

MORE THAN
12 %
YIELD

ROCKHEIGHTS VILLA
742 Lanipaon St.

Retirement Building Now Eft
Ready 180 Par Month « •
NOR-GARDEN COURTS gjg,
Sidney, B.C Rove.

Phon* 656-3*1 2 or C56-2864

ExcelleDl rantal record, toaidm* >n

Bred repair and to Rratatocaliy
taiW. Orotoei approx EMI
rerek AakfeW |3*.W0 To view cell
Ma Not Ul H iRirn Beewrltlei Lid.

PETER W. BARDON

Full Price 128,000

E W. ANDERSON LTD.

CHRISTIE POINT
GARDEN APARTMENTS
WATERFRONT
PORTAGE INLET

2 and 3-Badroom Apartments
Family or Adults Only
3-Bedroom Townhouse*

FEATURES:

Cable vision

Automatic laundry facilities

Kindergarten

Baby CBnic

Hobby Room

No Through Traffic

Office 1:00 a.m.—5:30 p.m.
Dally
3854)644

NO PETS

•WANTED'

husband and wife with 18.50! full
price tar lamllva rata hulwu
Cater la tagger a. conmerclal and
wort fishermen Caaee indudrs 0
room satis. No ronaetiUai Call
RACHEL PARBOTTs, 180-4741.
N ort h waa l era Securities Ltd.

More Than
12%
Yield

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE
467 LAMPSON ST.

CAFE

LIVING QUARTERS

NIGH ROCKLAND. FULLY FUR-
of sbed park-11 kr aetttag Moalbly

or weekly. Atodta. **AM7I _

1134 - BKDftOliM SUITE. FURN.
Hast, bed wader tort. |B. IK-1041.

ROCKLAND ARMS oak bay -itoROOM upper
1030 Linden Ave. duplex taa-m*. _

shla May 1 -l-badrooaa «ult >, 0ROQBI UPPER DUPLOC. NR.IB
M. Pbow Mr. Jaaean at aw CbUdrre acreptakto. 0M-mi.

OWNERS WILL SELL ONE OF
tha Ureal pew apartmato bUUdlnga
to Artois far a sharei. Vacancies

RITZ APARTMENT HOTEL
DOWNTOWN

Near bhe'i aad lataway's. Cosn-

LANG9GRD
CONCRETE BLOCK
COMMERCIAL BLDG.

% ACRE
5-BR. HOUSE

WELDER'S OPPORTUNITY
OR?

TM« la a new 3JS8 re ft todldlnf
oh to ACRE or COMMERCIAL
property. Thera I* a DISPLAY
room at front and roughed tn
LIVING QUARTERS er OFFSCE
[SPACE above. Piee r nUy read as a
WELDING SHOP, but caa be pi*
l lo a auto bar erf oaei usrh as CAR
daatonhlp. HEAVY EQUIP MtaA
■OAT Bales, or what have ynl,

AND

akeo has the ardy dealership tor
AMPH1CAR ' OB the hrwrr lalsrd,

Includad to tha price. H yea want

ft.

BUT

If you are a WELDER, than Is all
tha EQUIPMENT needed to urt ynd
up In the baton ssi valued at
C0J W tnctod tog truck with po»-

t 1,-111 1,1 ASD
tha I BEDROOM no BASF-
1 MENT houae to prore nRy mared.
toe woald make reliable osi prrm,-
ses accxanmodatlcn. Thr owner will
, aell either way, aa a hnelntss with

Winning Contract

By HOWARD BCWKNKEN mmi IKHA1D U TOY [

Lennie Leedwell
knowi tfaa standard dc-
lenoe maneuver* as Vali NORTH

fence menoeuvers aa N-S A * s
didn’t live up to his 91 2

name on this hand. 0 J S 4 2

After Seat had passed ♦ A t 7 4 2

Ms takeout double for WEST EAST

penalty, Lennie allowed A 2 A Q J 10 I 7

declarer to scamper OKQ10 7 VJ5S

home instead a l beating AA10 7* OKI

Mm 500. AKQ J9 * 10 6 S

Tha defender who SOUTH (D)

pasaea partner’* take- AAK6 5 4

out double — thereby 9 A 9 6 4

converting It into a 0 Q t S

penalty double—implies A 5

ittstt**"** ^

peeled lead is a trump. ^ ^

But Leiaiie Leedwell '• A,ir< " ,

decided that one round .
ol ckiba wouldn't hurt. 0 F e,,B l irmi{ C1 * fc
He gut no second
ehanoe.

Daclarer took the dub ace and decided to make as
many small trumps as posiible. She raffed a dub and
led aoa and another heart. East returned a trump, too a*:~offw. ^Tia

late, end declarer raffed a heart on the table. East now ma,y carr aps_ =1 ,

had to follow helplessly to another club lead, ruffed by Morera i b ** ™ ™ ■^ l ^ a< * l ^|Av aitob to May *. r*
declarer, whose trump ace provided the seventh trick.

“Sorry, Laura,” said West. '"Ihe trump opening beats It
a trick- It ■ to pa the heart ruff."

"The trump opening beats it two tricks.” reterted gjj
Iai lira. "The heart raff wasn't Just a trick — it was aiso —
an entry to dummy. If we kill the heart ruff, we auto- “
made ally kill one of declarer's dub raffs too.” *

(A BeU-MeCliir# Syndicate Feature) a

Hd MORTGAGE LOANS
WHOM PRIVATE FUNDS

THE BELOBOVK
IMS Bat char, Oak toav Am.
Call Mr*. Eta Wyla, 0B-74BI

LANGFORD - 8 MODERN
bedroom a pari manta S lovai

[bid water auppil' '
mcath. 73S Gddi

411-RBI for hay.

KUDYARD KIPLING BUM

Paathoare 1 KK, 3 bath. Ife. deck.

UNIVERSITY GARDEN HOMES
MM Shelly. 1 badrma. family rm.

watowr and dryer, $380 8 W-O 0 .

MONTREAL TRUST
1057 Fort 386-2111

ATC. PkaOe DE LUXE 1 RED ROOM HOME IN
1 aide duplex. Electric atari*, laundry

- sarage. gar-daw, boat and hot water

' Adult*. MS May 1. 3*07

4 SUITES

PATIO FOR SUNBATHING. COM-
fnrtabie 3 large roatoa and bath. Qlaaer-"*
■to 1 r>chjrf«i baal, lug waiar. ,■ m

rtactrtctty. wmbar and dryer. IB- j.

CHOICE LOCATION.

Large 1- b ed r oo m da luxe wile
la modern am all apartment
1138 awadfL ImmedtoU poeaaaalc
Phree Mra Waltog*, *0*-17U

1 MONTHS FREE RENT
modara 1 -badroaan a nitre |g

3301 black Feet at arm.

COUNTRY MORTGAGES
GULF ISLANDS. SALT SPRING.
SIDNEY. BHAWNI GAM, SO OEE.
LANGFORD, METCHOBlN

VACANT LAND AND
LAND DEVELOPERS'
LOANS ANYWHERE

name ml Mr. Tbrnrea at

DOUGLAS HAWKES LTD.

B 7 A Fart ■(., 8 * 4 - 7331 : raa 470 W

NOR-GARDEN COURTS JSS?

Sidneyp B.C. tMlhnna. Kltehn with ilactilc

Phone 656-3612 or <56-2864 £££ S^fuaT ** " chJI '

----—--—- VIEW ROYAL APARTMENTS^

LARGE 1-BEDROOM SUITE. UV- Bull a tar alagla pararm Elactrlr
bid room with dlntod araa. |7& 1940 Icttehen. baal and hot water. fS&

Rnehland. 18S.3M7 _ 4704720_

BEACH DRIVE 1- AND S-ioCKAN VIEW - LARGE 1-BE&
bodroam euttea with are rtawa. BQi room anile an Rockland Are. 9ult-

and ELM 1804720 able for ana perna at couple.

- — ---— - M4-041I.

m GRD. FLOOR, I ROOMS, ----—----

adorer and toltat Stove, trig, auto QUADRA — KINGS AREA. l-ROOM
boat Own entrance MD-todT apartment. Ml. Attain (not eoltable

_ - - — for otoldian or tba gogn art). Avait-

|7*—UNFURNISHED 1-BSDROCSd. alto Jiew 1 M9-0SM

^Jrt ^Od'drm prt. -> V -^ A j erwm% iy | ^

mCHELOR SUITE OPPOSITE £? “ ,D ” ^52,

Jitolla. Hnapltal. IN Laa Ava. -:- —

---AvsiSakle May L STS. 8M-3SM or LANGFORD 1-BEDROOM SUITE- ij]

Banron Hill Park. Available May ssjota Available May 1 BkWrly ewipte ,aM

M _ _

JUBILEE AREA. CLEAN BRIGHT Ideal to r hawi nare romaa MB, to- I-B E D ROOM SELF-CONTAINED

aulte. elertrW- range and rludea uUUllea. 8808182, 1723 Caro- reJIa Parliament Building 'Iclnlty nr
heated. 186. 1TTT Bay St .,aew Bt. Available May let. *81 0i<v , r

■ _ SH.U - 1'4-BEDROOM UPPER NEAR JUBILEE HOSPITAL, large

IALT. |U ONE-BEDROOM duplex. Pembroke halh. alertrtc bright )-bedroom auitr. heat, hoi ■»*«.

ml. naar ahopa. hue pork cabinet kitchen. carpeled Child water Includad, 870 8*0-TWO

ma. 8M43H. weloome SM Jotoi. M4-T7B5 . ~ a .. . w arreu

IM IQ. FT. HEW 0 BEDROOM:
aulta, aotomtalc M" ranga. Irat
parking, lattodry bartllllaa. eatoe
Hlllalde-Cook ana. 8330 par UoMh.

Jaaeph'a Hnapltal. Garage 88 B-W
112 HOUSIS TO IIMT
VUHNISHD

PREFERRED LOW
INTEREST RATES

FOR

RESIDENTIAL
MORTGAGE LOANS

INCLUDING

BUILDING LOANS

ARE NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH

P. R. BROWN ft SONS
LTD.

7H FORT ST MI M

JUBILEE. SPACIOUS 0BEDROOM.
[Pririata eatranoaL Baal and hot

A3 VANCOUVER ISLAND M SUITE
APARTMENT SHOWING OVER

man cross per year, can

BE HANDLED WITH 8M.M6M0.-
H0 For FURTHER INFORMATION
PLEASE CONTACT MX. DYER.
*081*4. Baa 88040*8, CLARES *

I WALLACE REALTY LTD.

MODERN 11-aiITE BLOCK,'
0to<ta< NBA f.mitring Cnah ta
morigAge mono 12 7 per cent on
Invert meal Prlnnpato only. Phone
MM or 8800471.

EXCLUSIVE SPECIALTY SHOP IN
On* Bay. For raah mla Stocked

tatert ta ah lore Low oparattM ex-

XCEPTIONAL REVENUE BY --;- ~~ —

ener Pall price gil.tM Down FOR BALK. PROPERTY ‘‘N
ivnvant M.8*« Prinrtpato «*Iy. 8*0 aiding, EaqolmaU. Alan ulftae tanlto
,J0. ' tog View and Vaimover. SS-SMA

1S0 HO US1S FOB SALE | fatlg Victoria, B C,'Saturday, Ap»t1 22 28

no HOUSIS FOR SAtl

150 Houses FOR SALI 150 HOUSIS FOR SALE

149 LISTINGS WAWTIB

1USINISS

OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

150 HOUSIS FOR SALI ISO HOUSES FOR SALI

HAGAR 1 SWAYNE

HAGAR A SWAYNE
LTD.

B4 Yataa Street *5

LISTINGS WANTED
ALICE MOORE

RJTHET AGENCIES
LIMITED

714 Fort Street 382^4

SWINERTON
STEWART CLARK
LTD.

808 BROUGHTON ST. If*-

HEARS * WHYTE
Oak Bay Realty Ltd.
Yorkshire Tnut Affiliate
737 Fort Street

04 Yatea Street SfMOXJl

Member of the Real Estate Board

bayar. and

I-AKEHILL^NEW
3-4 BEDROOMS
QUIET ClIrPE-SAC

Out of city transfer makes
this fine home located in pop¬
ular area available. Cathe¬
dral entrance leads to the’
spacious living room with \Ywta

lopen hearth fireplace and ..

.deep, expensive wall-to-wall
carpeting over ' hardwood,

|which extends into the guest
'size diningroom. Modern
electric cabinet kitchen con

OPEN. HOUSE
SATURDAY, 1-5 P-M.
1850 SWARTZ BAY ROAD

LUXURY HOME
NEAR SWARTZ BAY
OVER 1 ACRE OF
SECLUSION AND
TERRIFIC SEA VIEWS

OPEN HOUSE’

OPEN HOUSE!
ESQL'IMALT
901 SHEARWATER ST.
Saturday, 1:30 - 4 :3Q

Immaculate apllt Igvel mum only 4

IWs solid older Fairfield!
home is heavy wired, has
fire alarms arid fire escape,'
and can be operated as a
licensed Rest Home by
approved operator. Four
z « fp«i oi COBIDIH* l*rge bedrooms and den (or

?£* bedroom), two b-thrme,

and Ntwm light. om 32 ft living, dining room Jn-
Full basement with
•uuippad with toiia* and .huwara extra room and excellent
laundry room. refrigerator and _ . ... ,, . ,

oispr Haamat, Tba mats «*#t General Electric Hot Water

•nd*rtad ,,11, ** d wWh *“ < * u * p furnace Large kitchen, tiled
Call lark Mran counters and utility room

1B6-C28 or Re. US 1I« anrf nr«vl

MARINA

FULL PRICE 125,000

ARKD to gNe can

Thia bow* la HIGH ABDV1

tha Ht«taF aad w*U back ao tha

$7,200

WILL BUY

Thia modern 2 «r 3-hagraeda.
full Saw— mw «ra*ra ■

on a nice frocM lot and ctoae

NO TIME’

OPEN HOUSE
OPEN HOUSE
3401 WOQDBURN AVE.

wired tar rant* aad there la
diainx araa d Um dmlag ran
la requtrad aa a bad room

this W-acx needs a art
nr woxz and a air or
MONEY SPENT OH IT TO

make rr a rn.ae hums:

ACT FAST AS 1 AM AUWOR-

IZXD TO CONSIDER REASON-!

able offers.

rmi. sismaoH
M-1K1

FAIRFIELD APARTMENT

TODAY-2 • 4 P.M

Intriguing cun temporary rw
loraird an one of OAK
lovellret Ur ecu a4jL.in.njr

IfP LANDS OOLF CtRjfel

HIGH QUADRA

a Suita* in an excel lent locaUon ]
27. ..na-Mroum aad • two-badrowc
a«HeA approximately 8130.000 exlat-l

■nc mortgaxaa at 7 par acne Dm
paynrad. KAMA

CM J. M Julaaa.

»Sl ar IUa MS 7MH

PLUS 2 aatra

D. F. HANLEY
AGENCIES LTD.

IM DOUGLAS STREET

BB-77B

JtaHOUR IERVTCX

JUBILEE AREA
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
LOW MONTHLY
PAYMENT

OAK BAY-
2066 NEWTON ST.

-31*12 Dan nr rarrraUoa room

araJIaMa fa law IMa purrhaatra Brit huataeu an
ti nC° n * UUwmaWaa Full price Rent property

Mr. Praroa MMni aayliiaa.

CONTRACTING AND
CEMENT CASING

A wmArrfui rimw* for an active palra-paft! and
v-u"C maa wnf. haavy egalioaaat maf*—aubarban '
experlmr*. Prl«a Inrlmta. * f acre* Ura Total nri
i taarad wiih dHTroad frewag* an egqlpaient HMD
1-land Rahway Jim mrnat Mil)

RUDY ROST
384-0531 (ANYTIME)

RIWAY, (Watch tar l

JOHN BISHOP
I 384-0531 (24-HR, SERVICE)

SEA VIEWS

I -Completel y re dernratgd

COLWOOD
5 BEDROOMS
$19,900.00

Meal bome tar Uw large family la
a bm Ur araa. ctaaa w *Wn<
*>"»■* W • af I jr, aid

—Double plumbing
— Plumbed far waller
—Wired for dryar
-Una roam wttb flrapiaca
—Family dtatag room
—Large recr-ai ■«. roam

—Labor-aavlng kitchen
—OU hoiwmiar baatlng

On* of tha moat rhtimlm
fatally vanei an the market. Wrl

NEW LISTING
8 YRS. OLD
3 BEDROOMS UP
PLUS 1 DOWN

GLEN LAKE AREA
MODERN 4-BEDROOM
HOME

OPEN HOUSE
3980 BLENKEPfSOP
SATURDAY. 1 - 4 P.M.

TWO NEW EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS

I (1) SOUTH OAK BAY

Over IW *» Ad W^.1

URIC PORTER

•■gtakfaa. tan I Alma aeadnhlrl
at "t-w (Mag wta faanfli ruo
price tu n

Mr. ura ere ar Mr Pearra,
n-ITTl anytlm,

BROWN BROS. AGENCIES
LTD.

1125 Blanshard Street

B. BISHOP 179-6800
T. MANN 3864*77

Office: 385-7761

Jrith kninf car*, m aurchaaer will barn)
M«t> llita* or no taMnana ndi tar;
jaat aeearal yaan

TNli Os** W tb* aaa. Hear artyxfi

OF an* ahopplaa rantre, on oWet
■iraat aaar Oak Bay, bnrgcr bua
it** At ■» doer

Aa -xraltaru buy at fhH Vm
DriC«. Ownar ha* haugtil ami her 1
jhoma and must aell Don't delay i
;161a may In pn >.p Menday.
ldr , ALL THIS FOR ONLY

In- 516,900

Larpr REASONAHLY DOWK PAYMENT

“■£« ERIC A. MecFADYEN

, r^t *82-1251 M«M or Day

RON SCATTER GOOD
47B-II74 3844631 ANYTIME

FAIRFIELD

MUST BE SOLD!
VACANT — POSSESSION
GOO MOSS ST.

JUBILEE - OAKLANDS
$12,900

DICK JAMES 385-2481

I Barrelled Client

LtH LABELING IN ATT AN
DANTE

384-0631 ANYTIME

wall living room with mahh-

Inc iumpm nua. Kalra I

room tnmgalow alway* reoi-

Ijjwrly l-hajon-ai atucaa home I
Sitaatad aa nbety liW niH tally
tiamad arwunta.

LWWt room with B u pta r. i 1
Mh.'KU, bUh load Hae- Aw*
kaibraom. S t aila t t«am. Huia i
fairily-aia* elreirlc kilctaan.

Pull baaeawm with OOM beat.
Separate (armx«- JuM ■ *»W Map*
la tan. aloraa aad cA m* to adhuala.
Completely rad uenr iiad.

Eaay term A

UNIVERSITY AREA
THREE BEDROOMS
DINING ROOM
PLUS PATIO

Tbla ata w p-yaar-ad* kaarwi
btmpakn* an Aha-b an

FAIRFIELD

$16,900.

id Really

>ucH

JaH 1 E L ntOM THE SEA. ON
TRANSPORTATION |X CLOZE TO
SHOPPING m Imruandan ■
■EDMOOAf HOME aftea avwyWIau

LAVENDER LADY
SPECIAL

RICHMOND - HAULTAIN

$15,900

Ml M1LLGROVE, Gory. Ibrd
room buhfalow Extra room
fbee ted) la bemmenL Nice hvtnc
kwim with fheplace. KKriwa win
amarate aaoA Hn bath Fall
ba-emerd .Oil tarnare UttWy
Drive-in garaga tlin Tartaa
SEX THIS:

Call It Cox. H2IH

Call: TERRY MANN
386-0477 or 385-7761

RON SCATTERGOOD
478-1974 384-0

■ YOUNG FAMILY COULD WT*W
FOX. LARGE LIVING ROCU WITH
FIREPLACE. SEPARATE DIRIRG
room, marker Ud mo nt aa main
gonr. 2 bed mom* up. COMPACT
KITCHEN. WIRED FOR WASHER
amt DRYER FULL HAIEMENT
with REC ROOM and I PCE VAN
ITY SEPARATE GARAGE. NICE
• My 1 x •«. < LY LANDSCAPED UffD

$1200 DOWN!
DRIVE BY
313 EDWARD ST.
$1280 DOWN!

LARGE FAMILY?
IN-LAWS?

YOU WOULD BE
ALL WET

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

NPWCASTtK HEARTY LTD
ta Vic tor la Cm went Naaalnm. BC, : , ,
ar evea. W9> '2

Gn<crry bualneaa with living
aiiancra. Wail ealaNiabed iwai-
Itraa gToaalnl appro* H00,xn
per sear iMad auip and
ampla parking- Living quarter!
• ijflalat M living room wtib
nratdara. ten) bedrooma. large
kltrheo Apr* batk rl im Iwi-
nraa 11 open ro taindaia. An
eaay twn-perann aparaUoa b
rated In a growing area an tha
Saanlrb pai'iPaiN. Call Harry
Parkar, ABEMir ar Len W*l

TRIa renovated, remodelled home. j—I nc r tyt era

htj ft larf« 23x10 iivtti ran. r*h- ,

i^t kktefwn 10x14 with food tftUfif ^ INUiACULAT* I-B1DROOM, ™ { '
•r»«. ctia Imrsi and ana medium - i« «ita«lpd on a

b#drrmtn and bath on main floor, kt in a

FWi baaemeot baa an extra wall On- V *J roox anienl and deArable araa. *“ 1
lahed bedroom. New auto ell furnace J'gtWM Metuda a homey LR adth —, ,

a#w wiring, copper plumbing and «r*(iar*, erparate dialog iwn,

•Xlccn exterior. Poaaeaalon July let ampacl alac tatc Mtrban win ad
No financing to arrant*, pdyment* .wnlng Wtkty i-qg Full kamaini
with 0300 down ar* only IXD In- ROOM A*d BlAb oil HOT i EA5

rhxkng taxe*. Price RO.*OQ. WATte HEATING. OCE AN VI EWS g-.e

| from aaveral loom* TOPS IN 1 *"" 3

RON SCATTERGOOD - » VALUE at »

1478-1974 3844)631 BE gttHE t^ucE this Dandyii ! t » d 1 ra *

ED JUPP 385-2481

GORGE

$12,500.

'"nisdVYBitiw dwfftd i v IfQf room an) dfetbw

GROCERY STORE roum W|lh floor-VvceULrg flrentare
Suhurban .lore, tb* largeat In the and attractive feaiuf* wall. Obtain
area, good aMdx baaiueaa, ISM talchan. Apr* uaMty badb aad El.
lanwvar ClS.mTftai walk-ln nwat.balh in bright wgraa and Ay
routar. r*“d aauipmant, etaaai Mac* i ■aarment _ . , _

wed yarkwg- S^mw tom ala nua Situalpd cn a D xlSBf kd. Urge

S BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM,
'WITH FIREPLACE. LARGE ELEC-1
, YRIC KTTCHEN with leu Ct cgp-,
i bandi and DINING AREA Oaa
LARGE ROOM ON Wd FLOOR
amiable for bedronm or chUdrera
playaaaa. FULL HIGH BASEMENT;
with DRJYS-IN OARAGE and aired'
tar wnibar aad dryar LARGE LOT

MRS LAVENDER

or MtaMM, MATFAIR RRALT

LTD_

HARDWARE BUSINESS

Located la n AaadraaMa *agpu

bat happily only

$26,900

Good trrma.
OAR GARS1DE
Mira

MADGE HOLE
DON ROBBINS
384-0631 (ANYTIME)

UPLANDS LUXURY
ALMOST NEW
1,908 FT. POST ’N BEAM

LICENSED HOTEL

AND

RESTAURANT
APPROX. * ACRES

ia«. rxrelleot kitchen pa mm
mure desirable feature* T1
grounds art delightful. The ai
KMal adda <m la raaj value i
today* marked at *17*00

Fred Campbell. 382-4251

NEW EXCLUSIVE
3 BEDROOMS
I . FITLL BASEMENT
2 YEARS OLD

A trineler baa rauaed Uud B*arg
-1.200 *q. a home ID be placgd

GO SUBURBAN I
MODERN HOME AND
A GREEN VALLEY

OAK BAY
ONLY $13,500

Thia heautlfully etmanrted bom*.
'• almoat 1 ACRE nl wn,<|edl
propertv nffere a LARGE NlTdBEH

Separata LIVTNO QUARTERS wllh
APPROX NUT WATERFRONT awl
Ini a od ROOM FDR EXPANfllONS.

TFND VH Brice oaly nigl
Snma teem* ^a

LEONARD YEO
384-0631 (ANYTIME)
HAGAR 4 SWAYNE, LTD.

h wi ttm and taper hddh

■* Tb# ful Mgh gam— u
■M la tar 2 extra ha gran
I • WBdfcer and dryar r«**n i
auag la OQM. Thar* aren't
IM cm tb* market fa thli
fSP 1 _^1 UU ■* in « Priea la
SW. wllh tarrni Call BRUCE
ILECRAYE, Bta-Mn

HAVEN'T tha TIME Foil GAR¬
DENING OR PEOPLE UNABLE to
da ANYMORH gartaatM AI Will

DUPLEX —JAMES BAY
PRICE $10,000 (TERMS)

SSQJWQ

OQftIMEPC3AL SITE

API'llDKIMATILY

H ACRE OF LAND
slui family hama aad commeetlal
building of approximately MOB aq
ft. fiord are*. On ta* taarbat tar

tha ling time.

FULL PRICE $29,900

For further inform* aon »ni

lot SFK1W but l
PRICK, TERMS,

RESTAURi
QUICK fit
iFWty equipped. ta»

MU ua ted on 1 at
overhmklnf pmrauli

BYRON BISHOP, 47SMB00
TERRY MANN, 3880477
Or Office: 385-7761

LEONARD YEO
384-0531 (ANYTIME)

DUST

■raped

-ly P

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Living roaia *U Irtprnne, diadag

BRAND NFW araa < ,af Ea family lama, a

.i. Jl* 1 ” hadrooma on main ta>nr. Om

MODERN AS TOMORROW badroom down. Fall twie

•IX Kn mem, drlra-ta mrage. Ctaae to

_ . *a»,imw arbool, ihopi bm ExiWtanL

Tan-bedroom home at tha Kaqul Ita wmi ■*•#. Juat halm laadmagad
nm* border, only 3 mlmaea from HOPE NEWTON mt31

5*1 ulm. lt «ena» High. ra. to |
atanuigary artmai aa a auieii

tSS BtUR ** taaL ryj HAPPY VALLEY

ssr v.la.

- - ESQL’IMALT

MOTET. DEAL 1 $19,160

•VF 1 - mTi T PRJV ACY AND SECLUSION |
ORCULAR DRIVEWAY I

COMPACT-SPOTLESS
IDEAL RETIREMENT
OR STARTER HOME

WILT DAVIES
3844*11 (ANYTIME)

SPACIOUS 10 -ROOM
QUUCT CUL-DE-SAC
4(4 YEARS YOUNG

OAK BAY
DRY CLEANERS

RxrluMvg and fully aautype
rleaning plagt b mini fa
drurafata area. Oaag farama
axreUefg ptifaWta) tor 1
growth.

Full fair*, glim
With gtnaroui term.
<n iO> Mr. A Turnm 1

M IX payment with the balance at a I
ndW LOWER THAN RENTAL aurmanL Bar at tag ai
aflng WELL PRICED at ONLY MAM. taw tv - fag
ragr. HURRY to thta im*M *tlh aa EAC

‘ Cauld am tx

FRANK WHITTAKER to ih.

3844*31 (ANYTIME)

Wtaw, Urga

| dreamy ngi

SEA VIEW!! SEA VIEW I!

OFF BEACH DRIVE
GARDENER S PARADISE

Nrailing again* GONKALK8 HILL
Ihla ta yam-old hnair Id CWCM
DESIGNED and ton ~ ‘

VIEWS from almoat i
Surrounded by i inafngf
watch tb* thipa mil

E-ns&sr

-S* • UPLANDS

' J*°2P N WrrH CHARM

aPPt>- dellgJiUul hra na fan Unt-d M
wr** £ctan* Bgy-rCa*

Hglf haaereanl

LOCAL

UPHOLSTERY SHOP

e quipped. <7talfil7. fTtaltoi _

14ft tusmtss OPPMTUNI
TICS WAMTID

INDIVIDUAUTY
AND A MILLION

$$$$$$$$$$$
SEA VIEW

GOOD TERMS AVAILABLY
, SORRY N«5nuiwK«»Dl{viA.

CbII:

TERRY MANN. 3844X77
BYRON BISHOP, 4794900

JOHN BISHOP
3*44*31 (ANYTIME)

$1,500 DOWN!
TOWN ’N COUNTRY
2-BEDROOM AND R.R.

OPEN HOUSE
SAT., 1:30-4:30
986 And B80 NICHOLSON
BRAND NEW **% NHA

r*m NHA horn*. Both hogm

aL&JBCRwai

BEAUTY SALON, CTTY

BPACKMJI ANt> NRIGHT Bach

MONTREAL TRUST

NEW HOMES

DIRECT FROM BUILDER 11
Quglity backed by l-ytar!
guanWee.

DUPLEX

N.H.A—<% per o«it kitar-
«t. DtaUociivg ••L 1 ‘H»NQ»ed!
*»wn MftwtUnK miAmum
Privmy. 3 bedkooms. kev
deolcg. a roar Cook and

NORTH VICTORIA

4-Hcft4.kto Nira

RUDY ROST
3844*31 (ANYTIME)

ALSO

NEWLY LISTED
BEAUTY STUDIO

Immaculate l-vaar-old
NHA (ta uer cenl with
^i^k) UYtaAd

EXECUTIVE TOME
DE LUXE — 3 BEDRMS
HIGH AND QUIET

(mat arag. Bin

CENTRAL SAANICH

Wnr awracfiratatodroom home on
-L, A* ™* '*"• • only l yra
candtUon Urge living
[“** ’rith Piepiara, dining roonf
i*5 "?*• utility room,

hde «E nvboarda. pug gaeg. fiMi
poola. fan high tauenwnl. garage

u milaa tram

GERRY HUTTON
RON SCATTERGOOD
39(4*31

UPLANDS
3 BEDROOMS
3 BATHROOMS
3 FIREPLACES

OPEN HOUSE
2811 RICHMOND
SAT., 2-5 P.M.
HOME AND INCOME

$39,900

ERIC BRA HAM
K4HB ng) tuna

$4160 DOWN

Wt ako haw « nbe nke>
* N-H.A QpIb-lMKl and
MncRlom hogrigg inkr ot.
-tiDcd.gi In « hl*h-(Teak
*m*r*u- wefl looted for
""*■ I>nwi payment*
$3,100 and up.

Day or pyartiiBu cal]

CHARLES MORRIS
384-4224

REESON AND PINCH
HOMES

ROYAL TRUST

MOVING TO AN
APARTMENT!

•era. (18, SOB

ik» farmer particular, on
gtager rail
SHORT Sahrday and Sunday.

NANAIMO

4-bad room* — t year* a
■rag (ZLM or aw an fi

i»ed mam home In Vlrla
RAY SMITH. Wm Jt

la tbe PkRrECT lUDMAWAY, while
the REC ROOM It JUST THE
PLACE FOR THAT PARTY FULL

BASEMENT and 2-CAR GARAGE

J8J ACRE LUT 17* luma* rove,.

MEARS ft WHYTE
Oak Bay Realty Ltd.
Yorkshire Trust Affiliate
737 Fort Street

UnunmUy attractive nnl propmty
to ml* at lh* ..van mile ctrcl# on
w ™>; dwrtdag contain.

a rh arm i n g W Bring room with
flreplac, large, imdani Ibtchen

RUDY ROST
3144*31 (ANYTIME)

ASKING M« TERMS

DON ROBBINS
3844*31 (ANYTIME)

ROYAL TRUST

CITY—ROCKLAND AVE.
(MEDITERRANEAN MOTIF

GORDON HEAD
CLOSE TO
UNIVERSITY

1 Bathroom*

I Garage.

Rumpua wtth FP
View .undack

BEAT THE MARKET
Call Mr, Holden of
Leaca * Bparka Lid.

for cxr-lualva rfawlnf

(■-('ll - 47T-2BM

MT. VIEW •*£;

3 hedromm ducro tamraiow dpgrax 1
1 . 2 W SQ FT. of Bring apace wtlh la
12xl( living room. Electric cabinet Mar*
kitrhen plu. eating are*. IxlO cental
dialog room, taper, bath. Fail Mgh I

'■aanmnit with 11x28 panatari. r*c-

loam. For farther Intonation aad
Appointment, plane cal] Mr. Dear, I
igfidOM. Rex MB-ga (AMrac

_ _ . i BB> BY OWNER - COLONIAL 4 OR g-IJSSJ? -

t ha i h. full haaement badroom hcaaa. partially fur amend Lgi 4
L Ideal to yuuag family Large lot. garage Furflald dUmL r

ta.noa Iwt ;

PLEASE CALL IHIKLEY DAVIS

PRICE no aoa

PINE ROM* BUILDERS LTD.
477*081

SEA VIEW-GORDON HEAD
Beautiful home, wall-to-wall carpel.
I oyer Door cnmpleled. fiHim 477

A. Chaurin

GERRY HUTTON
3844*31

FOB CBEAPBB TAXES AI
| lie Bring aaa Grant * ,2a
Langford. (TRITSK

FUJ I MICRO SAFETY a N

OPEN HOUSE
2719 MT. STEPHEN
SAT., 1:30 - 4:30 P.M.

— » Hi ml HCUJ . -

Indeed thal H la hard In dcvrlba. teg
TSa kBrhen haa ao many akfto- «a

tional fa a Cura a inch aa iDaclal a*t
cupboard tor yow TV traya. livu
Ihngtaaa carta, ate., ate extra wide Ige.
larburlte counter toua for eaay (am
working. Lovely Baxter bafaoraa kH
{baa draateng room car Two vary
pretty vanity balh r o rer n oa ttia
main floor ulna a aeaoad bedroom. *”*

IF a
CALL

AN ENG LISH COTTAGE
WITH

LEADED WINDOWS
110,900

IJtaiUid w an antra pad lot. tfcla

OPEN HOUSE
12-A VICKERY
VIEW ROYAL
SATURDAY

«’ WATERFRONT

LEO TONDU

HIGH GORGE
3 BRS. — 113,500
NEW EX. LISTING

ONLY 111.500

££s, T »A t r,

DRIVE BY
3961 SAVANNAH

114,500

OPEN ROUSE
3851 QUADRA ST.
SAT., 1:30-5 PAL

GLEN LAKE AREA
3417 LUXTON ROAD

3771 WARING PLACE
SATURDAY, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Prload for quick tala at
128,900. KEN ROBIN BON
In attendant*. 385-2(71 may-
(tea.

118.900

DRIVE BY

1797 TAYLOR STREET
nut Luaxmi jx noa

3 or 4 BEDROOMS

OPEN HOUSE
WATERFRONT DUPLEX
1825 HOLLYWOOD CRESC.
SAT., APRIL 22
1.30 P M. - 430 P.M.

TOM OlUt nu McGULLOCK

WANT CHARM
AND COMFORTT
TAYLOR ST. —11

NEAR LANSDOWNE

CADBORO BAY
Naar Frank Hobt* School
3-BR, FULL BASEMENT
MT.900

CARBERRT GARDENS
REVENUE 317,500

cr 3rd email ear. All tob
122.000. OaO D. G.
WlWte, 385-7707 auytinM.

QUICK POSSESSION

ROYAL

caa JL Wright. MI-

MOUNT VIEW

BEDROOMS 111.300

HIGH QUADRA

NEW NEW new
UNIVERSITY AREA
»JOO

110,500

MOUNT VIEW
IMMACULATE FAMILY
HOME

11 YEARS YOUNG
REDUCED TO 114.500

ONLY 119,960

CHARMING
STUCCO BUNGALOW

CONTEMPORARY HOME
FOR

CONTINENTAL LIVING

TMa tana la ami tana rad ver

»"» arVallr Indeed Prtvary aft
a meal toterateag ia*gn ara era

I TU OLD

1 BEDBOOMS

FULL RAiEMINT AND RUMPUS
FULLY LANDSCAPED LOT
ONLY EH*M

CUFF tALMOND, IT?AMI, MK 144 I

M. «*at nddr >c Cbiaa
Government Balldlofci

ONLY 111 .9Q0

Mr. PravoaL enm anytime
WANTED IN OAK BAY i

A new Itallng * a praatiga an*.
Laraa living room, dining row.
cab alcl Idlrhea arllh --

Him hteraeme and 4 pra tab

Balia (SoliratKt, Vlctorio, BC, Saturday, April 22 ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

ISO HOUSES FO R SALE

BROWN BROS. AGENCIES
LTD.

1125 Blansh&rd Street
385-8771 Anytime

OPEN HOUSE
3996 BOW ROAD
TODAY

1 JO to 5:00 p.m.

Drlva north on enter HU) Bd. neat
ML Duagtaa High School to Ar¬
row Rd. Follow I ha algna to Bow
Rd. New Abadroom hcana flat com

f alad and ready for occupancy
athedral ratranre, aonrioua L
shaped living room and dlmng roam,
cab. kit with larna aatina araa.
Plambed tor weahar and dryer la
DUllty room off Wt. plus metra araa
4 pc. * aadly bathroom- Fidl high
hgprmmt a Ilk additional roughed
in 4th. bedroom and rumpus room.
Larga garapa. Situated In a high
location an a tread lot brlaalva

1 lallag Asking prlea with term.
Mr. JLawata. Mam lor flutter

ROYAL OAK
OVER ACRE
EXCELLENT FAMILY
HOME

HOUSES FOR SALE

OAK BAY REALTY
FOR OAK BAY homes

OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 2-4 PM.
1188 HAMPSHIRE RD.
118,500*

FOUR BEDROOM, full
basement home featuring a
large, sunny living room,
family size dining room.

NEWSTEAD
REALTY
• LTD.

HOUSES FOR SAL1

852 Fort St

HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE

SHIRLEY PtULPS’
HOMEFINDERS

I AIRFIELD PLAZA MS-4401

HOUSES FOR SALE

ISLAND HOMES LTD.
304 Dougla* at *SS

REALTY

yw . HARRY

to bttate. to ura. to rajoy, FOSTER
1*0 aa. ft. on one floor. Lit LTD.
with Brepince. Gum dining
mnm. Lovaly larga Utcten and
utility. Attractive dan Three
bedrooana. FuU baarnnent Pro “
toot ehndUtona. Fid) price *1,100 [
wVJi Iroma CALL VXRA PIPES
MMUE

OPEN HOUSE

774 MATHESON PLACE

SAT., 1:30 TO 4:30 P.M.

MOST MAGNIFICENT Vll

OPEN HOUSE
SAT., 2:30 - 5:30
E 4463 TYNDALL AVE.

M. SEA VIEW

VIEWS Be Orat to am toil mad one 1-bedrm

1750 DOWN

Tbts 1 B atoii n a ■Btatow la la
ddI M iiaa ate * Uaaa condition

With n very ailrocilve rating area

flaws kiillkgto kept up and
thero to a uparaia mmm ate
te n fti m to toa. The toratton to a

CRAVES at MMTTL

DEN WITH FIREPLACE faintly. LIDO eq ft living araa. I
I Plus 'muggery' having tf«“dta £

built-in bar and paneUed wvVxane you at the luu. . SOOKE—SEAVIEW

walla. Modem Idtrfwn, 4-1 MARY JAMES “^"SSj'SownI™*

pee. bathroom. Large lawn mwoh, m annu hsm per month

at back with lane en- **Ita lr vJr7^ite P Bo3 t tor BUN *

***“«• A * potie r zzzzzz r^.

apanoua borne for the nu.

I family demagiding charm CEDAR HILL
plus comfort. For further SKEXBOURNE AREA ____
details, please call QUIET CUL-DE-SAC

Lynette Delahunt, 385-7707 _ u ® Y “

_„_ Only I yean aid, toll immaculate. 3825 Riiwland

anytime- fuli baaement home often you a -- -

living room with an Stnpramlva r.Ii. . i^»T an

gueal-alaa dining room, kitchen with EJn hiiW irarote
OAK BAY \TEW I teTgteck taa.

UNIQUE COTTAGE ^ 18B GARNET

Not «My la thin a tmique ONLY 115,500 only s raan at*. * Wter.

cottage, but the NEARLY Ten™ avaii-hm

H of land haa a very laetuaira win, ao««mjTAM

ksterealing mxI secluded MR. HEGEN 525 WILLIAM

gandfla Lawne, tulipg, dal- «wtte»i 2SSt^ J^SSt 'fmi

~l tanu --- "oSe7»i

wild flweie an In abun- _________

dance. Rem*V«ed in . ME 4S** m

very intnesdng ptjde g»e LIKE A COUNTRY PARK «>«
cottage offer* a DM TOE CITY T

idea! fcr a iwtked couple ™ TERMS «.

ecnrfBte of a coey den wHhli naa OaMte was the kmpwin “SnaSi ‘di^na 4

0««t4a < w. a large Ivtng fS ^n ^ a tT y a "* * - XS (lSSJ'i, “SmS* kiteteo.
mom w«h « patto-deck g, ^

off. master bedroo m en Span hatttalJ^ivta roS r '"“ n“*Bir?rv *sn
suite. Additionally, two hr 1<* flraplace and adjctelsg dtolng aSt-Sm te preview

other bedroom, and both- ^

room. D* anwervwbH-y »«i»

«*ry ta In keeping arith *ie tam ymT KLi’tai “*

HOUSES FOR SALI

MAYFAIR

REALTY

LTD.

nard'a Mayfair Mall

OPEN HOUSE
SAT.. T to 5 P.M.

FOSTER * MOST MAGNIFICENT VIEWS Ha fir* to am Ml amdoua f-bedrm ML, I » 0 R-M-

t Tn FROM THIS EXCEPTIONALLY ho™- wl» * ft. oombtoad, living 5073 CORDOVA BAY RD

BEAUTIFUL HOME which to on nn-dtatog rtn, toraied to thti in JlL jf/L, nLJ

^ n .. tba market tor the Orel tune. The ST~*2* , 3' lia vataly are. WATERFRONT

^ra lte -Tte lay HSJUX-MB* '• "E- r "- 11 “t £c S ^m“^!ih*nfjStaf -V. to), delightful THREE or

7* Douglas “? at ““ FOUR-BEDROOM home on level

■araa time. Tba land ice ping hai ‘{JSJrtednteita^ court watorfrouL Acrea oI wall to wall

bean ao developed to complement T .1 raroellng. Two full hathrooma

. the home to a mo* dettghtfld taah- mW* TrorL wT a«ihro u7 Dream kitchen. Asking «*3.D6fl full

.wwrfdra Sfm« SSflSS. ^ a t WOL CON^ER

privacy tor gwete. Love v larga en- «o-r* or SteMTS. BLOOMFIELD

Iran re hall. Fabulous living room b luum *lelu tor prior viawing

CADBORO BAY which proektea such beautiful aa- _ __ r M3SB °* * T, ^ a

EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD P** - ** v “ w * ““ TIILJL UPLANDS

CONGENIAL NEIGHBORS mGH - WATER^NT

3901 ROWLEY ROAD m^a RETIRED SPECIAL „ WATtw RONT_

I ha entire treat of tte home la the _ ____ md a t a teto a boaaa. over 2*n ag

HOUSES FOR SALI

UNIVERSITY REALTY

3639 SHELBOyRNE ST.

Cl TKE PLAZA

477-1855

OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SATURDAY APRIL »ND It P.M.

3831 MERRIMAN DRIVE

ONLY $15,500

Tama available 1
Exeludve with

MR. HEGEN

*Ja«U7 anytime!

lists vfctoRy Asking |3D 900 with
Fro prior H ewing plaaee rail

FRED BELL. 477-1855

OPEN HOUSE
ESQUUfALT
874 COLVILLE RD.

(Cornsr Phoaata *1

SAT., 1:30 - 4:30 P.M.

RETIRED’” pa* ,r? a te - Ska are. * OPEN HOUSE

LOOK AT THIS gate te weB traadL%ag at CORDOVA BAY

Qa tea to* tea. to Use* to KM —I W torara CaflTtON «, T , . . M

SnSroi jr sr . •5012 LOCH SIDE DRIVE

tjf te ntarea _kw ^teor « ^rad B re- LANSDOWNE AREA (CORttxR of haliburton 1

5JSS W »baT.»y.STCp SEAVIEW AND SECLUSION

te??Ci ^ume ran MM* btaa. A tew of tte mate tealwas SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT THE
taFtaa. ira. --- ■ -- tamd'ta jtea^tana ara^Mga BEACH OR ON THE SUNDECK

CLOSE TO OAK HAY [‘Snm.'^ua a vmety tab- TTia DOGWOOO TREES ara atari

DRIVE BY 1920 HAULTAIN ^ tak “ SufJ^T-'Sfm^thl: ii"

drtva- Jta a SHORT WALK to
TED'SAFEST, BANDY BEACH on

' ton. Invar lalate. CATHEDRAL en¬
trance BRIGHT KITCHEN, 31 FT.
3D LIVING-DD4ING ROOM to ttoa.

SLIDING CLAII DOORS to
ate aldtog LARGE PRIVATE SUNDECK. I
f BreaKwond < bedroomn, 4-pce. vanity bath —
U« ft tot CERAMIC TILED. AU mama am
AND Mal4 LOFTY AND BRIGHT wlto a
to-waU car PLEASANT OUTLOOK from

SE.L VIEWS
OVERLOOKING
CADGORO BAY

charateer cf this com¬
fortable cottage attach wID
be available fcr oootvancy
on July lat Hw Ad price
326.500. Far further deMI,
oantacf D. G Whyte, ph.
385-77D7 anytime.

BASTION SQUARE
PROPERTIES
Of Vtetorto Lag.

LrEoAKBAY RETIREMENT

SLS GARDEN ‘■ra'rU.t "ZJriZZ SOMETHING SPECIAL

nagatt* 318.900 room taftreptera ate WW ROLSTON CRESCENT

1* 1^ . sl| u**"d cloa* to ttw VIL- taSid. Prtrad n« right at r 3 BEDROOMS
% wf LAGE . tfaU mo it attractive $^,750 SmT A ZEfJST** u

hanw iriaAata of a large veea ■* *■ iar a imckywd.

- living room wtfi open flre- MRS. JOYCE BARLOW tate

P»ac* and oak floora, a sep- « ««» i^ywar^te. jjm yfta

amto. bright dlnkag room, ___ tram* toTTuaiF uvmg room

i Ple—Brt cabtate kitchen _ iTTSStJT

and tw> twin ataed bed-

roomg. Downtaim to a FAIRFIELD {££ ha - - • praSS!

mm 5* baaement with extro ^ “ST T“bK

bedroom and *pce batii- ^Sl *£2m ^ S hk^ta ^ zSSbT iB g*g f
■ ««»> For infaraation on 22* JS? SSuttiTiSJ DornTtai

TREES AND VIEW

TOP PDfANCOrO AVAILABLE
DON TREGEAR, 477-1858

OPEN BOUSE
SATURDAY 1-4 P.M.
1280 PALMER ROAD

t>Iv* oaf fttedra to Palmar Rd.,
oontfema to new cat-da-rao ate BEE
tote sparkling new, catbadral
aotnaea. tea haeeff, tomgatow.
Park-Uke sattlag. l ewerad area;
rarod made ate atrrat IlgMrv
Ipadora Sbadro u na fleer atea with
toraty vlaws. Maatar had ruum aa
mu* Saaghad-to rvanpaa room ate
bathroom to h . Mm i n f . r*l iwlra
•■-■a n par cmf mrotgiga

•ta QUALITY home pietae
<»« A. F. Gower, 385-7707
anytime.

aatjgangg.g

31,000 DOWN
TRIPLEX

vaffisnsi

willows Msam Ms*

SEA VIEW _

A mote plaamt borne aitu- .— ■■ . .

atad ctoae to toe WHIOWS

BEACH on an attreefoly USTED'

Mtwped fat TOwTl. . RETIREMENT OR
lai. Mktag room ^ STARTER HOME
ope “ Camfly ala- a w a ] .im. to te

«* roam both with |WR AUgS

MAHOGANY FLOORS. Jte" - te am »ra a made
and a aeateaw. ^ I Mi i Til"*" i j *
kitchen and two Urge nifrir to"7 l '*Tii ,"T u
be*no«n* Con cea led «tele^ teram ta oom brat .
MaMway up to 2 gfxxl bed- aa^wwrabnaBra
two*. Fun basement, eM- Tn -. DOlM ' i ^ma rn ma raa

GANGES

314,000

F^BASEMENT HEART APPEAL «tegTtaSXC

ONLY 310.500 Cmmfry avtog^ta .atatea teta ^

DfUV ’ K BY ££ ?r 5te yew jgfi^tetei Mte,to a» teteS

75 CREASE SriaZjnZi *5? ta

OAK BAY
314,000

ANJfB HTACXY, M

OAK BAY
347 J50

EXCELLENT HOLDING
PROPERTY
DRIVE BY
661 BEACON ST.

OTF BEAOCT PARK

*>ma4lc HOT WATER
HEATING, drtn - in p.
roge. Jt yon would Mka to
live cfeae to toe beach,
pleaae oafl me lor fartur
<*■■*■«» A. F. Gower,
385-7707 anytime.

plmnhlBg oa teal caa

ANNE STACEY, 3M-6384

a to

IS ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX

OAK BAY TUDOR DUPLEX-310,300

4 BEDROOMS R ^ TY te-ro ^raa te-a a-toa .

Adtei^ul Tudor ityle«

horoe boated hi Oak Bay •»**% 3*‘ FfTi *Tk^i

South r«M4i Ju 30to, 2341 DONCASTER DR. Sal«Iu HUM ar —Wft

to town a n da te oondhkn. 32200 DOWN $2300

7Mb heme Often esotelant W » _*4— toa mW* — » ____

toonnnkfai fc> ♦ k . SSTSmSS HAPPY VALLEY RD.

fam%. Handy toOttte, SU r=SS> ' SSSmT ^Si 3 BEDRM.-3U.T00

vUMge and Monte ray +±*"*3? O ’Z {St you
Schoci Ftdl h^nnnml "terato larara Raw kllebra Itoo 2-TLgT C5

: ” n—mat of- fui price »iy ni.ua can fan* ST .Sit

lera obBdren'a pley room w “*- *®" rm ms-mil m^^m aanm’ £

aad .. m ^* > ° p ” i oouid be ECONOMY PLUS - r ^~ r .-. m ^ B

tetely head toto « famtiy Bara e» haro • mre rtraa wa* Marta . wtogrmvMOi faw

"■***■ room. Main floor 22 ^ "

Oonwalad tTmSS S^Jt2

roana and 2-poe. b ^ °* -

row*. I*«e lof wtto Mm GEORGE RANDALL LTD.

•o ctal h> Star aamott mb! ARE you L0 «aNG FOR—

=-Srat SSS|£&s«r

JACKIE WALDRON

OAK BAY BUNGALOW
316.900

5 ROOMS PLUS

Esclmdva Witt
DOUG BAV1NGTON
477-1855
388-5057 Reg.

WESTERN
HOMES LTD.
■7 PORT tntKTT

OAK BAY

2 RETIREMENT HOMES tad Dtang Raaw. uauate lav

HANDY-PAINT BRUSH T STa*StettteS5

rha mraro aaa’I mpteta the

■tom iiiWtlnatog (* tote toeaty 3- Oelg. mb*, faw Pto MMB4A

batowem kata ate will allow for _

the work re*mrte aa purrbaaa

J52: SL2ta^2g‘ 1 3Sa. ,h 2 university way

<*aa ateTotar roam, aa teera j U jqq

ea%aPA^iS WITH 32.900 DOWN

324.900
OAK BAT
CHARACTER AND
LOCATION

gWS£

SIDE-BY-SIDE DUPLEX
JAMES BAY AREA

r a dairy a oa im

JAMES BAY
3700 DOWN
SSi PER MONTH

£ ■11140 ALOW, VKHY
BRJGHT. CHEERFUL
rw DOWN. Ml PER
MODERN ELECTRIC
HUR KITCHEN, PL BARA NT
.TNG ROOM. 3 GOOD BED
OUI. JAMES BAY AREA.
UM DIAL CLIFT S T R ETCH
fill OR MS-7431 VICTORIA

BRENTWOOD
IOPERTIES LTD.

%*» .*$ IK

| Belly Colonist. Vietoflfl. 8 C , Saturday, April ??

iso houses rot sale 1 $50 houses for sali

REAP MV LATEST BESTSELLER?

"6 EASY WAYS T(7tto
BETTE^LPIN&rr

—~-r/HOWWANY\ ” -j—

a&liSv'IS

teD ATT LATEST BESTSELLER:

% EASY WAYS TO

^dcttcd orA\ n\l\rJ>

V CAUSE IT'S TVe
/ TWEN HOW CANA BESTSELLER
I WO CALL IT A 1 tVE WRITTEN
V BEST SELLER? A

150 HOUSiS FOR SALI

150 HOUSES FOR SALI

Or*EN HOUSE
SATURDAY, 1 p m. to 5 p.m.
1780 ASH ROAD
POSSESSION AT ONCE
524,900 — TERMS

KER * STEPHENSON
LIMITED

MERVINO VICTORIA FOR
OVER (0 YEARS

BETTER SCALPING

WH1TTOME
A CO. LIMITED
ESTD. 1M

Victoria Duncan-CtirmeldUi

70* FORT STREET

WHITTOME
& CO. LIMITED *
Earn in*

Victor!* nanc*n-Chrm»:m»
70* FORT STREET

I 10 BUCKSKIN RAGES CHOCKED
f OL OF HAIRRAISINS-APYENTURfl
I'unJPTlNS IN ITS SCOPt’ RN/E CRITIC^
La SLICE OF LIFE." WW KPli. ftORS 1
r THIS TOPS EVERYTHING'-(MOANS VICTIM!

UPPER OAK BAY beautiful one- year -old 3-BR
jQ(j executive home located on

It ytw *n iha yruii naru> large lot In HIGHEST PART
E? * 9°*"" Hcad^ ^ertoowog

•ft»rw«i« wiwna i« and i m land and sea below. Charm -
* n. k> k»k at ing LR and DR that open*

on t*> double sundeck. Bright
3050 SWANSON PLACE ! attractive kitchen. Lower 1
t£*rtTT levrt P»*ty completed with;

modara family iivm* 22 ft. family room, 18 ft. den

W-Iio” - L ?r*JS* with FI DOR TO CEILING

or HFMll aastima FIRE PI ACE Fourth BR

iwith -Vp<;. bathroom roughed
OPEN HOUSE in. Completed laundry room

OPEN HOUSE and workshop. Double car-'

SATURDAY, 2 to 5 P.M. port. Shake roof. Large 7*V
4224 GORDON HEAD RD. mortgage. Exceptional
ti amtndnua s*a virw*. Po«i and quality and value here. Note :

a..”, » W-r^wA-r.a, « lK o^r, have movpd back

m .UMNair'DoA Guru m East ’ reatonable offer may
mu. save you money. For pre¬

view ihowing call

ROBERT YOUNG
383-4124

McAIMMS INVESTMENTS

OPEN HOUSE
Immediate Possession
* 201 Ontario $10,900
Sat., April 22 — 1:30 to 5

4-hedrnom. full ba*e elec. halt,
rail fin- Idlchea. range included:
Lain living ro«im with furplare.
•mall lial. no gar***. J MAYB1E
and S. SACK tn anandawa M8-4JTI.

PARKS1DE CRESCENT
ts too

ARE you baling DIFFICULTIES
■otiiln* tht KIUHT tom* lac you r
NEKUB? Could II ba a well built
IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM home
and a LARGE lot oflerlng a
magnificent VIEW and loti of
OPEN SPACE for tin CHILDREN
Then. PLEASE CALL me wimr-
diatelv. With a low DOWN PAY-
MKN f and « murtgag* at l«,S you
CAN non la with la thirty dayi

I 382-4119 BILL MOORE

ISO HOUSES FOR SALI 1150 HOUSES FOR SALI 110 HOUSCS FOR SALI

HOUSES FOR SALI

1150 HOUSES FOR SALK

OPEN HOUSE

PRIVATE, 1H0 DOWN. LITTLE
plan in Langford. 2 bedroom*,
part baarment wllh furnace. Pay¬
ment', *75 per month. Full price
T 9*«. Owner. !**■ SUM-

DESIGN ED WITH
DISTINCTION

516 Simcoe St.

Sat., 2-5 p.m.

Attractive Iturcfl 3 BRDRM bunga¬
low Lara* tiling roam aaparate
dime* loom, full feaaatnant and a
»•«*•- pn-» UNI
Ideal for CM. A m e t-lnanc M

F. N. CABELDU LTD.
1212 Broad St 383-7174

GORGE

l^xar t glDRM bom* Radw -r.
avrd and finer* rafinuhad Full
lx*.» on.. BL*na. to *c* thlt on*
aurev Phone DON FRA1ER at

P. R. BROWN It SONS
LTD.

762 Fort Street 385-3435

c**! Head. The Inviting entrance with „ _

iree-piuah wall-to-wall throughout. lead* 623 Yate* Street' 388-5.
It *-1 to apaoou* II' in* room with sky¬
light brighirwaa. The dlnm* room

__ baa convenient paaa-thru tor gra-

™“ clou* entertaining Fitepiairi are _._

fun tor c-hlldrea and parent* alike. OPEN HOUSE

lm* wunderful horn* ha* two. The ■tnc u,-.«^ u r,a

itiicben I* completely modem In -J 1 - 0 wascana

thi* 1 -lavel Ix-me. Many deniable Sat 1-4 n,m.

feature* combined with 1 latgr “ U * * 1

i liediuomi and 2 twlh* giro you <h* Exceptionally well-built two t
nvul of Irrtivlduallty. with further room Uucco bungalow Lot
menllon of the nun fart (rum OoM ru.m. apaciou* kitchen.

HOT WATER We will tell vchi nf. pro. Wed bathroom, oak Boot*.
«nd arranie (or you to ln»pecl In a ha*#m*nt. autotnalic oil heat
WUurely way. thi* lovely execulixe '»*•*. hiking price *lC*hft G
home, located on a corner lot. I'rm* ' »nged Mr lorbe*.
Auk in* *42.900. By appointment 51* or
only with DAVE NELSON-SMITH
or BETTTY McELROY, l«*-«14l
Northwestern Securllle* Lid., lS2l»

Quadra Branch Off lea;

OAK BAY

See thin 2 BEDRM. borne over the
weekend. UOM heat, full baaamaeiL
Hiaiac ha* bean compiataly radacar-
aied and floor raflhlahad Full price
II only 1U.W* ao call DON rBASER
today at **M»1.

lovely garden aunouad* tht* 2-
tiedjoom. Immaculal* tiungakiw
Nicei *l*e Uxln* room and dining
mom, Nica electric klichen. with •
nook. Pull cement haaemcni- Keo- i
'•attoa room. Otl HA heat Sun- L
deck. Soma trull Irae*. \

Price 518,500

R F. HARRIS
*M-T174 or UR7-2MS

JVVif Smock Dress

OPEN HOUSE

l»I AND 1356 VIMNC1
SATURDAY l:*M:*l
4 BEDROOMS EACH
*900 DOWN WtTH CHMC
MORTCAUE

ASKING *7.100 AND %» MO

LEN ESLER. 3*5-3425

OPEN HOUSE
S*t, 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
3096 Albany - Gorge

TTY — DUPLEX

1144-114* Empraaa Avanue. Up
and Down duplex ahowmg *■•*1
rtiura Goad loralkm aaar achooi*
and Usaaporlalian

$14,700

Ml.l Ml 14

John William*

9090 lo-i*

WEEKEND SPECIALS
BY ROBERT YOUNG
1. COUNTRY SQUIRE.
Luxurious 2 - BR hor

If* SCI

SEA VIEW
OAK BAY (South,

5 ROOM TUDOR

Thi* attractive home with An Mcellen! buy '* thi* well-]
lovely view 1* located among ronalructad. on*-ya»r-oid home.;
comparable onei Ha> large iltuatad la a aettlng of malur* i
entrance and through hall. LR tree* on a dead-end amt Actcan-1
SMI with flrepiac*. DR 13*12: raodatkm ciananaa* aotraire and
2 gnod Ilia Bill: 4-pce. vanity through halla. Ilvtag room lfT'KM'.
hethrnnm . High dry baaemen! wparale dining mom l<r*11'. ■

with extra Diumbmg and par- bedroom*, all with oak floor*,
tlaity finiahed RR. Sica garden elactric cabinet hlu:h«B with br*ak-
lot with aer-luslon. For further (eat nook and 4-pce. vanity bath-

e rtlrular* pleaae eall rodm on main floor. Th# full high

R. HOLMES. SM-1MR «*UU! l.aaamant haa naighed-in apace lor
nimpue room, extra bedroom and
• • • • , balhruuflk Wired aad plumbed for

'wither and dryar. NBA martgaie
IRGATN II! ' of *ppruxlmaiaty *14.200. payabi*

1 ' , _ at *125 per month, PIT if* per

UST BE SOLD cant Inter*** i to ha a •earned.

U MIHS. FROM TOWN iwrui'lng d^n
Thi* iparioud 1-bedroom, brand M.MO Tbl* •••h

new home <d 1.43* aq ft. with home and realuitleally priced

PORTAGE INLET
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN

FAIRFIELD
OCEAN VIEW
3 BEDROOMS

ban* — LR. 1**14: DR,
nil HW heat - double
C—full baatmanf finlihad
n. Full pried II*#'..' Stuart
>. 3g*-|7Si «

SEA SCAPE

B BR* PLUS OFFICE |
20x35 Swimming Pool

BaauUfid S>ear-44 bom* built by
owner. Family mean with floor to
reilm* flrepkac*. Of he* 2 badrnom*.
all * Iit» carpetad Extra BR be-
hind family room. Bathrmn. utility
•<ai pita adrm area for warfcahoo.
Carpetad atalroaaa laada to main
level. Living room hex beautiful
flaor-tocellln* flreptare, BC14 DR In
Una with 11x17 kllchian. S be dr oomi
all w-low carpet plua balhronm
Step out of DR tmlo XXS* patio

HOME AND INCOME
CORDOVA BAT Axi DUFLtX
LARGE LOT — tHW
Now hear thi*. Situated na a in*

IWkIM' Ii thi* attractive duplex

with 3-BR on one atda aad 1 M oei
'ha other. Suit garden lover or
Inveator. Potaibia capital gain la
land value In year* tn come Near
Mopping centre, achori and aat far
from haach. Price only *11.MD. Cal
DON BACON. 1M-427L

TRIM AND BRIGHT
3 BEDROOMS, NO STEPS 1
$17,900

Fir optionally wall built bungalow
an a puiat pretty atraat handy fur
trena parte Una and alorei. In the
popular HIGH QUADRA ana
Oak Soon throogtiout. hot water

FAIRFIELD — $16,500
4 BEDRMS - HUGE LOT

Thle excellent XFTBARDLD Burro
bungalow alu on A LARUE LOT
wltli caatora niUtr TREES acioaa
Hum a PARK. bMow GOVERN

DON BACON

1 . . w . , 77— — _ F I flQ.HiJU VIWiWYJL4 /alklJfa

-land bum boma. 1.408 aq. fl. of t „ ' tf _____

!AD livlag ana with llviag and dining - HURRY FOR THIS ONE

AUTT toa . m by a floor to HW FLOORS W THROUGH BALL,

AVit.. railing brtek flreptaca. large bit lgnp LIVING ROOM AND 1EP
brick and Chen with eatHa aree, 1H bathe on DINING HM LARGE BRIGHT
ake rood in ““'n . n ° or fuU haaamem with KITCHEN HAA CARBURATOR.
ad aetUn* *Jrtn flraplaf*. For appoint mm* to EAxuiO AREA AND UTILITY
a. Feature*, view c*n Jack Kenner. PM 8196, RM 2 GOOD BEDRfXBO ON
living-dining r »» *77 «I an>1l»A MAIN AND 1 UP. FULL BASE

e door* in MENT HAA DR1VT IN GARAGE

wUh eallng AND START OT REC. RSI. AGE

tim^ealr." ESQUIMALT — $9,250 11 ™' EXttL , alvx

*4fy vanity Two-bpdroma B»rrtP hntne. Coav BUS RTAN — RRUCK MrlUlOY

’ U "" fiser jS^SS anytime

view, rail and wired fnr waiher and dryer

SEPARATE garage Large PULLy * a * a

_ fenced lot. ABOUT B.M do*™. *72

OAK BAY-817,900
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC

2-BEDROOM HOME WITH IRD
BEDRM m FULL BASEMENT
WALL TOWALL IN BEDROOMS.
THROUGH HALL AND DINING
RM HW FLOOR IN UVING BOOM.

I DRIVE-IN GARAGE. THIS Ig A
VERY NEAT AND TIDY HOME
AGE: IT YRS. EXCLUSIVE
G. E. BUS RYAN
382-4271 ANYTIME

SOUTH OAK BAY
VERY CHOICE INDEED

JAMES BAY

EXCELLENT Invest mint
Six-room older solid family
home close to schools and
sea. Plus apartmsnt aoning
with tremendous potential IS¬
LAND value. Good HOME
inr good RENTAL Investment.
Priced right at $7,960 with
good terms. Phong Bill Pal-
fr*y, 388-2008 or 3814271.

SEA GLIMPSE

ST CHARLES.

1 BEDROOMS

FULL BASEMENT W7TH REC,
ROOM AND WASHROOM
H W AUTO OIL HEAT
PLUMBED FOR WASHER AND
DRYER.

ASKING *1* MR

LEN ESLER 385-3435

CHRISTOPHER WAY
ESQUIMALT LAGOON
$24,900

Immediate pnawaakn of thi* new
Hire* bedmnm bn* tn a country
art Hag with aaa view* Good Bird
living and dtntng room*. 11 *
haibraoma. Clone to all amenlUe*
thi* la wortb your Inapartfon
RIOS Ran* Eltnfoninooa **9-1411

1 Bedroom family boat* la axrep- ]
tionally Bn* condition. Large living
loam. Full. auito-*la* dining rocen.
family ataad kitchen, full eammt
hacement. Drive In raripa. very
attractive and welMtepl garde* Tip¬
top ihap*. Firm price (term*
available.)

$25,000

MR. 3. R. L. BURRIDGE. 1*1-7174

UPSTAIRS. Full height DAYLIGHT
haarment. pkg ntl baal 100 -amp
w ring, atructuralli Aj NEW. and
me m«*»#d tn M/'niav day
STANDARDS. ROBERT McADAMS.
■*-4124.

larea m*tr hdrm )| pr
bet broom with nolcrad h:

Price 122.900
I nr appointment to
owner at 477 XM.

A DOLL HOUSE
3 BEDRMS — $12,500

OAK BAY

Near St. Patrick’s ChurchJ
Solid older family home
with 4 good-sized bed-
modernized cab-

F AIRFIELD

Eniny the comfort a grartrti*
home that hag the virtue* of »l»e.
alyl* aad coniine*nr* Tbraa bad-

Thi* NEAT AS-A-PIN M-year-nld
home 1* la IMPECCABLE CONDI
TION Vx-atad an a anally gardened,
fully faacad let aut far ftw*«
JUBILEE HOapiTAL. Larga living
"•W. handy kitchen with BUILT-

OPEN

J. KENNER
J. M. TOOTHUX

IMUU. ran 477 W. MS

GORGE AREA

2-bed room, full Ugh baaamegl. rub-
da*ar, rloea to everythlag, exrel-
leal ■tartar hnaia, a*a year ae«n*i-
Ui'D gnat IKB and Bnaara thru
CM A HC with low drwm payment
and aa*y term* *T.M wtj b y nur
down paymaaL Phona 3. R FIFES

aodan.

rooms,

inet kitchen, fijll basement
with rec. room and in-law
suite. Close to church,
park, schools and hoapital.
$16,500 on terms.

Mrs. Chaworth-Mugter*
385-3435

HOUSE

$13,900

GORDON BCHKNCK. *82-S2SI

Sea how the yoke curves
out widely to cap your
shoulders — it’s the newest
version of the smock dress
all teens love. Just 4 main
parts a beginner can sew
it easily!

Printed Pattern 9090: Teen
Size 12

Ml GRANGE RD.
1:96-4 SO P M. SATURDAY

Den Cur eft

NATIONAL TRUST
CO. LTD.

1280 DOUGLAS

Picture protty an tti park in.
Charming ln»ida, with t*
< riling, living rm. aaparat*
rm. You'D ha glad you rgma,
hi«laaa Lily suibartagd.
Broharaga Ltd., MS-3647

$874 CADBORO BAY RD. I

Vendor* hav* bag* parked and

LIKE TO RUN A
KINDERGARTEN?

- Landacaprd. (cored lot garden. 7
tnut Proa aaphalt driveway, car
po'L full ro norole haaament.

plum had for waaher and dryar, on

i 'aewer. Thi* MamactdaM hrona ha*
2 larg* had roa m * no mala Boar,
and a 1614x11 bedroom tamm. Living
room )9aJl, many cupboard* and!
dlWag area la lha 14x1* klichro. 4-
arll her l F' i*B. Ml healing. To vioar anil
> at 1«I Oak “ II Mar gum, BUM eg IMIIM.

! lor in* aaalaland. All
la RM TO RANDLE
tea of tht* t-bedroom;
rty- PRICED TO SELL:

GORDON HEAD
3 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN
Almoat IMS aq. & at living area tn

thl« awlueivaky dretgnad family

p. U - 1J ?a>klrt ,II |iacTir fnn stamp*, please) for eaon

l£Si. l &^a d ^ rip 1 «« Pla J"l y

I tentm Im fituatrd on a Ur^ lot •ddTttl ®nd itylf

to th* uoJventfy. Prtct nymber.

Send orripr tn Marlanj
Martin, car* o< The Daily
Colonist, Pattern Dept., 60
I Front St. W., Toronto, Ont. [
Evcrythimi new—X15mc*t-
fabrtca.

The above home la FULLY
EQIriPPED aod fBjDi* a good
flnanclal rrtura. If drttrrd. For 1h#
right party. ROBERT McADAMS.
MI-4124.

1 sizes 10. 12. 14. 18.
takes 2 yards 45-lnch.

, , , lyraaucauy raoartti ror urgrru aaw r

Fifty cents 150c) in coins Owner leaving ua **1 ended bollgay I*

OAK BAY -$21,500
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
I 3 BEDROOMS ON MAIN

BW FLOODS IN UVIHO BOOM
SEPARATE DININO RM- ARD IN
TBROUGH HALL. PATIO OF*

A Investment Agency Ltd.

« GOVTRintEST STREET
TO BUY OR SELL. CALL I.CL

QUARTER-PINT RANCH I

A LI' L OL' R04J3R FIXED UP
LIKE NEW.

A LFL 'Ol, BARM AND ORAL
HERE TOO.

A U'L OL' SACRE JUKT
A WAZTIir FOR A TAKER.

ANII CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND
sr odds _ rr« just fob

YOU

ASKING PC081 WITH TERMS.
CALL A W. BRIDGES

4TS-14M HMD

Dnn'l delay, GET YOUR OFFER
IS FIRST.

Mr. fHaatmaama SDMU.

SPUT-LEVEL RANCHER
BRAND NEW — $24,900
4 BEDRMS. 2 BATH RMS

WATERFRONT
2524 Floranea Laka

Located oe a larga M HxSM‘. this
■vena aoaalata at a living roam.
UtMgg area, atae.li l« caMaat fofo

'chaa. 4-pea vanity bathroom 1

4-BDRM. BUNGALOW
FAIRFIELD BEAUTY
$26,500 EXCLUSIVE

Thi. beautiful NEW HOME !«'
located on a LARGE LAND¬
SCAPED LOT on a NEW STREET i
to JWMUINi GORDON BRAD Mar
THE SEA Sunkrn miry hall, BAY
WINDOW And feature flrafilgc* fo
'MfM living room Bright. SuPERR
CABINET KITCHEN wlh bug*

TO VIEW

CALL F. MARSHALL AT
388-5451 or 385-8*33

SCHOOLS. Pi.

OWNER IS HI

SANDING FLOG_____

IN SUMMER. IM BQ Si^ami'c biaflikr TMra^Tal**
FT. IKQ.URTI. an oMdnor barhaeu* and a ffoag

G. E. BUS RYAN tor moorias a boal B.M DOWN.

1M-U71 ANYTIME 2"r.',. M'ifiS

.... a aU* to baaottf* Baeaa HIM

18 ACRES

WITH 6-ROOM BUNGALOW

Larga well l»pl airoiy piannrd
•turra huaaiViw ea La aorn ol
lavcl drarad land In a nice part of
liagdwd. All roron* blight and

WE TAKE TRADE-INS

warded fashions,
accessories In new Spring-
Summer Pattern Catalogue.
All size* I Clip coupon in
CatatoguB—cfoose one pat¬
tern free. Send 50c now.

4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW

I-yaar-old bom* on larga corner
M. Fmlabad rac. room and
waihroom la high b***n>rit
O0*d haaL Must ba ani.L Try
ynur down pay meat

ASKING ONLY P«.*M

LEN ESLER 385-3435

ALL TO WALL

| JAMES BAY j

*980 down (or trad* yaw equity I

he * 4 im w baaa* «dB

living room, larga IdtHma. high
:element with extra framed tana*.
Im. hath. OIL-OMATIC town
W* ran arrasga CMRC flaaaMag
or taka yaw trade la. Fall prtro

EXCEPTIONALLY
*D AND BUILT.

ua. iscx

INVESTMENT*

BEACON HILL PARK
4-9 BEDROOMS

Hb fi wmiii (plua), daaa, tidy.

OAK BAY NEAR UVIC

i ba aaally aubdlvidad. Qualified
VL.

ONLY GUM

Eh Waller*, lanq inytlma
Dougiaj Realty Ltd.

For Chair , Buffet

TIRED OF

•’JUST LOOKING?”

THEN SEE THIS SENSIBLY
PRICED BUNGALOW OK THE

LANSDOWNE SLOPE

IN

OAK BAY

FRUNDLY LIVING ROOM.
SUNNY DUUKO ROOM. EX¬
CEPTIONAL VIEWS FROM ALL
WINDOWS, d BEDROOMS - OR
I PLUS DEN. FIN HRED REC
REATBH AREA. 3 FULL
EATRROCBO. 1 1 YOU HAVE
•ASM YOU CAN BOY IT THE
ONLY WAY YOU CAN GO
WEOHO O TO WATT.

128,908 AND WORTH IT

A. L V*0W MM4U

TOWN A COUNTRY

R

NEAR MAYFAIR

OPEN HOUSE

limns room. 2396 BARBARA PL.
ith awto an Friday to Sunday
rd WUh fruit' 2 P m ’ to 8 P m -

, bua aad. Beautiful modem 4-bedroom,
at thi* price 3 - bathroarr » rancher, oa»-
peted throughout even in the
VANS kitchen and bathroom. Drive
it**, an-** out to KetLCtog X Rd.. over-
* lookinc Pat Bay Ugh..my,

and anjoy the moat beautiful
cK bcenrry. For further particu-

[verrity. lari Phone 652-1418.

GORDON HEAD
EXPANSIVE SEAVUWS
$26,500

hro».a.<a. electrlr kitchen with THE )H MI.
■May cab lari*. 3 tana bad room ■ PLETE WITH
Law down pay mam lo Rood credit , LOW. ITBE U

J. A. (Jack i Htadarano Raalty Ltd.

MAH41 Miyllma

FAIRFIELD BEAUTY'

CADBORO BAY SLOPE
NEW HOUSE
$31,900

Be autiful M wl^i Imr^a arbuti*

* hadroarot wtt^ L4M gg. R. Soar'

aandPtmw Breplara

rp. owtve- i

-- - CUSTOM DESdNES HOMER haB

IE lit FULL RAfUBMENT M yaw mgairamanu aa the M at
—““your choir* MinWiam dona pay¬
ment—NHA. VLA ar cuaviatlcral
I flaenalns amagad. Raid im yeur
equity hy bwnrr particlnauea m
Itrada pour p r tarot baaw la nro
:o( Um down paymaaL eiaaa Bad
B p. tHwroi cro available Caaauit aa
f^r.-FriMU b* phoning F. Clark

FAIRFIELD
4 BEDROOMS * DEN
$ 22 , 000 .

2039 CASA MARCIA

OlESCENT

$33,900

Tbil arm four badrnom haml Am*

NEW HOMES
$23,900

OUR SCHRDULR CALL*
COMPLETION IN TWO W

HU-la DOUBLE a»ro Tappan
Sroa *mil la wgn ar anb In

MOO DOWN
IRMA PLACE

Idaal Itarler on larg* lot with Bull
tr— 2 SLEEPY BEDROOMS,
company-llwd living rm, bright
*t#c kltobaa Full bunt OOM beat
[With good credit, balanca aa rant
a* bw> aa •■* monthly. MARIE
MALBON 47*d*f1 ar MAFT41. EA

1048 BALMORAL
A BETTER VALUE HOMB
SU.000

J. McLaren
OONSTRUC nON LTD.

BUILD A BETTER HOME
FOR YOUR MONEY
NHA 7%

Tech Drolgnad Hroaaa CVdro Lam

10 Mlta Pul at ...jug

Gordon Head__UB

STARTER
Jhla la a aula 1 BR a

LANGFORD

red I •men* ar eUrtir
Mr*. Hartt, IBUH aayl

year. Ha room borne, full kaiameal.
m g gb i d I p roe. room. OOM brot
Ins .A reel flu* family haraa by
m*ny year*. Exnllnd landacaprd
lot in tlwBroad High Quadra. HH
down aad UM per month, •d'*'. 1
lilaraaL prinelpal and laaa* Inatud-
•dt. Your* for th* taking. Call BOW
MBAM] day or eight
MARCONI REALTY ■■ T1BW

ESTATE SALE Lab* Hill <■

Mart ba fold - l.diB an B-. *-
brttoonm. ipm-lrvel, brand new
Low tax**. All lm prominent* paid m(l Qmdra

A*fclng wica HI. 1 — -

otfara Pbon* Pet
Bre* Lumbar Ltd.,

B3-14H.

■ Ft*, old, I room end 4 room*
Full roman! haul Good parkins
Owner laving rify. IM mtg*.

.available. A* kina S1I.0SI.88. Call
Edw. C Clark. 3X27711 ar MB2ST0.

•a* "S m.. Mtdwa wNh glabNi
toW Mad badTOemg.
Fsu biro b i n m ro m* wiva-ro

WragrLarpa MAMA

Price ..$18,750

oa C Ca r pWTO r . IM— * gnyUma.

RUSTIC CHARM-VIEWS!!
•32 EASTER—1380 SQ. FT.
DOUBLE LOT—$15,750

£u*.V«uftt

CORDOVA BAY
4 BR. BEAUTY

bp Mi Abbey BUT den t

KEARIRG COMPLETION.

aitrartlva aiucBo aad mdtag. *-
badroom bungalow ta broatiM
■ami-aaclodad art ting. High Ma»
ktnanp area. Com la mambas

rotUTO and m lata I In* Larn
living room, dining ar family roam.
1 % bat kronen I. MU daybtht ba-

UPLANDS EXCLUSIVE
« ROOMS PLUS 2
$37,500

TWO BEDROOMS
$13,960

Brt«S Syaar-nM *U«o ^--g-'— atom to

---r*7.. vr. — « - _ "*■ baa arbaal* and abapplns caglre

mn rtTii MKmm will ulillly ift. Living room wtUi flnphfi, «Mrlc,'
* Vw J wSl r 25L- , ?H «*«**■ ft* 11 baaamant with drtm-ta:,
AND AJULF RAT BHOQM R Full mroga. Sltaalad an «uM daadmed
ba w wa y Irtlb roc roaBaa row nwt Ta view plaaaa mil R.
•»F_ dtb h a df wm- DOU»E pa- Ralpa. HMHI anyMma '

OPEN HOUSE

Crochet this lacy pine-1
Apple sot to brighten a chair
or sdd luxury to a buffet.

I hadron mi or legal duple

r Ado luxury to R twsrt. view inc.tKm 12 , 5*1 drwm riSi . 7^ .

Trianglg oh tor-hack plus W* »]4.m o-id b. roftnancm

nl a h . n • ri *rm-rw.t. I—

“Srsn. 4 ^ i??sr ^ r ^- ^

[foday'a mafkat. sarieiitoa. tarriot -- - ——— create new Interest for

view. Cloaa to UM a« ft. <g living GORDON HEAD-OPEN ROUSE

area. Lars* Bvlng room with floor Luxurtou* living la lovely loretico „ ,

to celling Qreptaoa, Frownh door* to aurroundad by Iroaa. I bdrmi, Hb back 12x16; «rm-r«tl 8x9 in

-,*mall pa bo Mxll dining room with'bath*, full brigttge haa* mem. aim- *•-

todlt-la bullet, paiaart flnora All deck, double carport aim 1A7S ap
with cab cahtaala in the bflehan. a*pa- 11 with feature*, extra*- lhal ntual

room with miiB* arro I large badroem*. ba m Owtwr tranrtrrrad Going

gltuy room, d-pc* vanity Bath throw aa "Wn for mw Open Sat and Sun 7 4

dry/r Sen^'arpated aialrroe* lo a aeml- UOl Laabronk adf Tyndall. 4TI-4TM

OOM - b.it.IBnimad rum mm room, extra bed-- - -

ic** ATOiag nam «*Wdd hath. ESQUIMALT. BY OWNER. S HED

IMBIN, W ASKING $23,500 ro “" «uccn huagafow With Vtaw, n

OPITIU flpvrpB I 10 * 1 Mfml. ctoa# i« achooi*. kw

OFLN TO OFFlLllS aa g ahoppem ewnlro Low taxaa.

RES CaS Mr*. Jorca Math for further Larg* kltrhrn. living room with

i Information and appointment* lo lira plana Hot eatar healing, hnaa

riclr am vi< " *VMMi r tVUU. mrot Fruit tree* gU.MI Frtncl-

PRIVATR

CITY LIGHTS

Unlvar.lt* arm. qmUty Ihefoxm NT OWNER 13* FT. OF WATER
favorite chair. Pattern 944: hron*. luxanou* walltowall carpat. Mdn ay. B au«a la Btuatad

■Iowa flroylart Built for owner 1 “■ W watarfronua. aad am 1
year ago. NHA. Ik par «*«• <77- wl'h ream ter

gill pr dm In flntahed npeialr*. Larga

---—-—- Uvtng room with wall fo-wall rorpsI

Thirty-flvt cent* (35c) in! FRCM g owner older 2 -rkd "riKX JT,F. r * t * , dl "y**

for eat* pattern to Laura, dropiac*. on bu. un*. in ^ak
Wheeler, care oC The Daily

Colonist, Needlecraft Dept.,---- “ ___ ' ' —-

60 Firoit At W Tnrnntn * IMMACULATE ROOM*, GORGE. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE
DO noil m. W., Itwonto, 0 | )<>lMt | r furoaro Garden tot OR LARGS LOT. FlaamM k- atlm
Ont. Print plainly 1 pattern Fruit tree*. Aaking only r.ao 1 badrcom*. na alap*. Law. Ilv
number, your name and MS

_ XI . NEAH UNIVERSITY - CADBORO iSw'DOW^ATMEI^TSm

New 1967 Needle craft tejortfl <**£* Prfoa Itai/lT

Catalogue—300 knit, crochet SJSg- u.^ul£i!Sff* ,*~ a ^ ^ at

__i_u__...» wommu. tm _*»»»■. caa* w “ W1-SI1L Eve*. 182 MT* ar B4HB

319 KER AVENUE

SPARKLING STUCCO
BUNGALOW
TIDY GARDEN

TEN MILE POINT
8 BEDROOM HOME
OF DISTINCTION

tied, kltehan, I

fliepiaro, 1-pea. I
plumbed waahaw

tar***, ehldkaa

a« It Lot with trace -
with a M.MA Terea*. F.
i «Mim

> aiiracna 3-hadraoti from I*
Ttera M •

lelan living ra*H. Wit
ipMer. 3 badroom* lTxir, and
■OT. larga briahl b»cbas wit*

“8 “w* katas •outfoeew.

$2000 DOWN PAYMENT

JOE MANTON 388-4271

OPEN ROUSH OAE BAY
1 M-4:M SATURDAY
MM MARRION ST
l-rocm banaglaw la geo* condition.
Quirt tocatian. Pull price *12,730
I town payment 0,70*

WHITE AS MILK

OPEN HOUSE

KER A STEPHENSON

LIMIT ID

m* aianinim mrort
■*4fU Iky ar Might

- D7.900

I SECLUDED, rlaan. «*MSOUS aad
I lovely GARDEN The floor arm la
l level e, °** k> UM FT. and th* ta.xr*
| t *2Sanl, BA* Yea, 1 LARGE bed j
uiigtag "**"*. aim Ufol living roroa
11 .kd dining room and mndara kit-1

■ - Chm wflh EXHAUST FAN AQ I

FULL FIXTURES ara of Aral QUALITY
rapper wllh mareury nritebaa. 10 autild*
mm- light* and COFFER iprtglag. TWO

. well-planned BATHROOM* and loU

Northwfataro cuPBDARDfl. Tha lot la ram-

~ _pletaty FENCED and offara large

— with PRIVACY, to mnMy
SEEN auch A LOVELY

OAK BAY SOUTH
FINE SEA VIEWS

Modern ham* nOartag auaahlna and

THINKING GF

HOME IMPROVEMENTS?

mety WirUba Find '*

"•vet Clear uu# CbacV eta Balldlag Supply

OaaalfleBiloa Na. • la th*

CUaalfiad for dally barmifoa

hOLXD OLDER 2-BDRM-
hantl. hum* New wiring,
-pip** ate. Cl.M0 to Band cm

WILL TAEE REWT CASH OFFER
tor my equity, alder typ* ham*. 2
bedro ro n. all beat, baaamant. aepa-
rata garage AfUr fl, waafcdayi.
aayttm* weekmdi Mfl23*7.

FULL PRICE *Mt>«

BRYAN LEVERTOl*
HE-F713 gnytlma.

A l-BBO- CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES EY
11» bath*, learlancad r raft amen a* law a*

I HMOOLldMm. Tr bto-t*i rnn.tdarad. >

'i H341U BELL MOORE

\

BRENTWOOD
5-ACRE, FARM
3-BEDROOM HOME

I EXCLUSIVE

I WATERFRONT LISTING

335-6741

bv ippoInMn, nl only Call
CHARLIE P1MLOTT. nr

Peter Kugenei. MUD. North-
weilern Barurlliea Ltd.

2-BEDROOM HOME

TM» inarming oWrr Tudor *l>ta|
borne in natural wuing of tree*
and roekerta* caa be y«r* U >■*•
act quickly:

Two aparHiua hedroum* with W.I
cloacte. roay living room, cheery
(amllv alna duuag room cheery
, Mtcf.cn. *-pc*. both. haacrocw.

,drive-ui garage. #OM beat Many
other dreiraM* Itoture*. Prlca'
(Wly flAtol

To view rllhcr of tha above ptcaaa,

IgStUS A VICKERS IM2JMI
p. R Biowo and soon Ltd

TWO A C R X 5 of rlaarad and
DEVELOPED BEAUTIFUL VIEW
PROPERTY overtook! ng Ml Raker
Tha hnoaa fat (itnaled an iht front
acre Which haa U Iron PRODIC1NG
TREES and many athar SHADE

TREES, Tha raar elevated acta la . nu .i

■dtable tor Ihc hUMIna "f an PICT!'RE WINDOWS In LARGE C M

ADDITIONAL HOUSE. Tha • *1 all ngi LIVING ROOM. DIKING ROOM ESQ

homa la in A-l cmdllkm. 1.104 n, land BREAKFAST NOOK afford in raab.
n. FLOOR SPACE wttb l-ARGK.U NOB STRUCTED PANORAMIC
LIVING ROOM AND DINING VIEW af tha Gulf fllanda and Ml.
ROOM. 1 extra LARGE BED-1 Maker. Convenient MODERN BIT ,
ROOMS with SPACE for EXTRA CHEN baa aa ABUNDANCE OF u

REDROOM9 IN ATTIC. Than la a 1 CUPBOARDS Tha J BEDROOMS V,—r
full heifht CONCRETE BASEMENT'FIREPLACES FULL HIGH BASE |L J;
wtfb drive-la GARAGE and NEW'MENT DOUBLE GARAGE on al *
HA FURNACE and SPACE FOR.LARGE LANDSCAPED LOT make, 2 - *
NEC ROOM THE BUY of lha thl* tha Maal RETIREMENT •

week for only IS.HI. Easy. Eaay. HOME. *

‘-arms. ASKING W JB* •

WATERFRONT

EXCLUSIVE

■SAANICH PENINSULA*'

ONLY Ctlw and WELL
WONTN IT'

MB- CHAPMAN or MR TOD

a ba I her. to mad yau. or
MB-Wfl

DELAYT NO!

WINE CELLAR

ASKING PRICE
LEN COOK.

and « t SSh! h * rf ♦***> R |*xa- 1

I hua thla bo!

Ckll me now for an appoint- , „
op mriM to Inf Mm property ">?•

_ SAANICH PROPERTY I

LE BAY seaview ** «■«*» |

J- ' Loc,t «J wilhin 6 - MILE
tamiiy home woe bvta« CHICLE. Comfortable,
modem electric heat. Two
,rarablnri kttahan. ■ bad bedroom*. Can be fwaily
LW yS.'^Tro t(ldwl *> Ai-rew*. cleared

With SOUTHERN expMure.
nrTTWihirt PRIVACY with EXCEL-'

J\£m*mma —r l-ENT yew. Berried and
"■ naM*w "•»** * ^T** ahrube. Approx. 2 Acre*.

COLONY

MY CLIENTS
ARE SCREAMING
FOR HOMES

SHAWNIGAN LAKE
72* WATERFRONT

MODERN

STUCCO BUNGALOW

LANGFORD

WANTED

Attractive

rim Id all ranven.
RninAt and ikalOwi
a'acr Dtai«l inn ™

•ONE ACRE!”

MODERN HOME!

OCEAN VIEWS!

A PAVED dm away team you
In |h.a almoat NEW TWO-
ba*«MN MOOKRN Kama wffh
EVEH YTHW. ONE hdl area
nf land - WtUTT tta aa - a
natural MlllWIM
•print — tarnAr tine ad lha
OCEAN and MOUNTAIN*
C ■ititih nodan mr—ih

I AM COMPLETELY OUT
OF LUTINGS DUE TO
It H.A. FINANCING OF
OLDER BOMEB I cut |rt
you raab far yaaar older
Anna if R la an a naadard
M—tred lot. Tha la a fiat
mnvtog market SO PHONE
ME RIGHT AWAY AND
GET READY TO MOVE
Mr. fill Hnlpia. M3-MIY

PANORAMIC SEAVIEW
GONZALES

HOME IE FULLY F
I NOLI >01X0 MOOERM
tTOVE AND FRIDGE.

(iLADYS MCLURE

SAANICHTON
1.5 ACRES

SACRIFICE SALE
ONLY 115.700

SPLASH

SHAWNIGAN LAKE
(Over ft Acre)

i.rvtNG roam
FIREPLACE. I
ELECTRIC rab

KER A STEPHENSON LTD.

GORDON HEAD I
2 NJI.A. LOTS I
SEWERED 1

1—CRARTWKLL DR . WtiiX.

CALGARY

BUYER

SHAWNIGAN LAKE

MOVING TO AN
APARTMENTT

BUILDING LOTS

lulls Qalrndfll. Victoria. BC, Saturday. April 22 1SI COUNTSt MOMIS AND 111 COUXT1Y HOMES AND 112

tSO HOUSCS EOS SALE

NORTHWESTERN
O ,

R S of Victoria i
T E Ltd.

H C

W U M

£ R GOV T ST. ,
S I or

T T Branch Office
E I 3200 Quadra SL

HOUSIS FOB SALI

NORTHWESTERN

O

R S of Victoria
T E Ltd.

H C

W U 90S

K R • GOVT ST.

S I or

T T Branch Office
E I 3jno Quadra St.

e FBOFlBTIIS

BRENTWOOD BAY
*» ACRE V.L.A.

1S2 WATIBPBONT
PBOMBTIIS

CHALET ROAD
WATERFRONTAGE

Thinking of huldiaf your dream

_ranrtnew d* luxe horn*. with a Your aun. aporu kwlfW faintly willbrnne? U an thla «n*-«-re proparly'

k*»el> cathedral ewranr* living ’■'■* J . 11 enjoy thla room* family reafdanca. la Idaal. Plnnaar 1* the exlatln* *

arceaato both levala. \1<1DER> Bt NGAUIW milled aa JuM a , hor| dr1v> f rom the city — room cotlaje Swim and fkah a

UPPER rua uiiiii.t u» rr iivim- ™ re than S acra ct parklike j little, and watih your dream

iredrnnm*. f-pra. vanity balh. bS.'.m .nd^ntv!BG^ ar»L t V ■•««•«. wffh approx_ Si of become reality. To view contact

31 xlf living room with llieplace beach frtwUie na tha laka. There > I Rune Htaalmmona or Larry W.i

laur dining loom. aUdln* dour. w^-1 kUDING GLAM i h 2“" Mdl dock endmar. MB-M11.

In covered winder'll. i, ■ ilc- 0\T*» THE Parity tn trrvo diving raft. Boatln*. flihln*. awtm- . I

Hardwood thn. TmTS tSkUBKDKMO.'^vI rnl "* ■ u,n *« "" n * ,rb >- Br * KER k STEPHEN hON LTD

PPER rue m»i*u . uir? iimiJ more than v» acre ct parklike ( little, and watih your dream

lied room*. * pea. vanity balh. arx, M H ^nisiltGAnKX ••'‘“•Ion. with approx_ Sr of'become rewllty. Tn view contact

31 xlf* living room wllh llieplace kgu gwwlled w 1 1h MRF be “ rh na tha lake There • |Ru»e Fltxalmmond or Larry Wag

$S?Z “TL mla*. r-n-g « .b. nearby, new

IJ1WKR <'u7Y r>P N '.TRY MMnjI a M §°^ rourWf, of JiMit rwlaxlns fX thi

hp-te divided lor 1 bedroom.. ELECTRIC CAHI.NET krTCHFN J** 1 " ™ , “* ™ r'S’lTIIi

i uinpua room, bathroom.' .dumbed OIL H.rr AIR FURNACE i.». .T.IWd^Teld am Br«k"a«
for waeher and dryer . OOM heat, -t wwu. f.r roluvaftan at the I kllrhen

- Paved driveway, carport "IE PREtE BFRRIFS To. “?"■ Jg. ,c ”3

price mSS *Kvr.*v ,■*.'

ESTATE SALE-Vi ACRE ’ ?**«* **&-.

''ROBIN Hlii." epene oft the dining room and

1 iWtd at Ciiufpu overlook! I he IeVr, This la a hard

_ . ... . UuNTRAL SAANIOl (| nd VLA localkms and could iw*

53S«I VIEW PROPERTY ?• r.»ucM i .t only mm vve-

• goJf coir**, or Just ralaxinf tm ih#
bhwV 1 lawm mikii (hit a drf«m harm

•OPEN HOUSE-
OAK BAY EXCLUSIVE
2AZH DUN LEVY
3-5 P.M., SAT.

-1M an N tpm flam I.

->e*ir M*mau
— lam nr roam wttb Bre-

' COUNTRY ESTATE-
572 ACRES
SCENIC SECLUSION

I Thie brand new llal lag haa

STEPHENSON LTD

md^eid Brro“."« I 100' GLEN LAKE FRONT
no. lamIIy nar kllchen 70 ACRE V.L.A.

Overlooking beautiful Baoveouio,
Ave 'road la famoua Bulrtiart f

HI WANTID TO BUY
HOUSES

COLWOOD-LANGrOR D

Hewer *-HR home urgenlly
! wanted for Campbell River
im family Call Winifred Krvn at
rtvI Mk-Nil (anytime..

i

I 1 wi. me cl Iron If you have
lm the bofue. and I need YOUR
,rf home lo work «ei NOW! Fur
■e laatant aervlca call MRS. FRA¬
SER. 4TT-U11. ,

T) I Bed no full hemt. home for
my HARDY ARDY rllrnl In
eny good area. Call JEAN
^ KOWALSKI. J*Ha

T I

Family home el oar lo arhonl and
bua. BETTY SILVER. IkSKMl

> m PLEASE HELP young tamtl*
IO wenlina I bedrmi. EaquimaJt
IS area IM.QOa la BUM Quickly
»*> i call DtXNK DALZIKU M4-IW3.

154 FROFIRTY FOR SALI 1S4 FIOFIRTY FOR SALI

COMMERCIAL SITE
OFFICE BLDG OR
MEDICAL CLINIC OR
AUTO DEALER AND
SERVIQE*

EXPERDfERTAL FARM
VLA - A CRB

High a oping ciaared veaneu 1 PC

(Tom In arhnol — cm SitBtev

line* Baa II now at prted tf HTR V

with

ERIC PORTER

SM-tSJP ‘ I*«M

S. W. AnderwtT Lid

wort, on now: Fur FrontaRP on Douglas St. CIJOICE WATERFRONT

rvlce call MRS FRA- could he 117 ft with over 200

141 L itxiiu git 11. W1UI uvri ivar m p rnatr Seventv fee*

ft. depth and another 80x150 of wateitront with r«d beach and

dy B axdy tK'S ft. -djomting With exit on

If ■jSm« - JEA " arwthcr „f°* d P arkla ^ ^.h-^a

etc. (still another approx,____—-

ime ernae io achooi and 6,ooo ft. available in addi Gordon head

TY SILVER. lakAM. f , n of the Aimiwt I .rce. nf goref

uvI BP VPMM 1 M tamllv J . SUitftM* for R^nlua) ■HD-dlMM'WL

.“kL^rWSS develop,ng area m the ciUrjuj a* c* _ _

- UBTia MHW HU U

mm:

“OPllN HOUSE"

THIS WEEKEND

lAT and MON . 24 PM
304 SASEENOS RD.

Prottv wbita bungalnw Wifh
eerloded garden la aiM of ev
pe naive In met Living amt dm I
mg roma look nut ro a beaut i
fid maerape. Cfoaa tn SChnd
Ml turn With the Hie'

!■■> raurh pxuihle VLA |H ACRES OF ARABLE LAND
At long taaaa With exrellrol MODERN SIX ROOM BUNGALOW
term* To view tbia eacitlpg Full high ctneal baeenwnl with

wamiD| a naurnii. r . m uiiiii* * wa *w fcl r r »mn 1

area 114.008 la CAWlO. Quickly this ig a fantastic OppOTtUn- * w " r ,, .

Call DIENE DALZIKL. M4-IM2. ... Pemhert-w. Hnime* Ltd

tty to obtain this valuable. laoi covenwroi a »

Large MmUy naeda 4 bednna. | a nd. As three different OOFD- ---— T7Zir~ --

Older heme large loL root* . . . . „ LOT

io iiidoo call DtENK dal- era are involved, please call

zjel. mma me at your convenience for PORTAGE INLET

Ret rod oaupie from Fort wit- complete information. APPROX MXLIF

u?- JrjyitfSS- a*y" Approx, value $100,000. ray^mith. »*

1 BR 1 * HOMES *"udtlJn *?s

near a bua line. URGENT.
URSULA LA LONDE. 1*4-3211

JOHN BISHOP

1*4 4U1 (anytime)

APPROX MXLIF
S3.IIO

Ptvaw RAY SMITH. *«Ami1
Nurthwmdrra Serwntir* Lid

bearS and *ri'»» . 4U , C1T . TV .,

•nvdd Hu a happy pfa>*rotmd IN-LAW SUITE
tor * LANSDOWNE AREA

• T '"" "“'I located h m d '

TO *3ILL NOW CALL
COLONY REALTY. Wlfl

IN ESQUIMALT

SECLUDED LOT

-open house- JH&JSid l *2

(AT., 2 -5 P.M.

•346 MARYLAND DRIVE Ur*

KIT1NFY **»F term*. Offer* at 113.63

Call JESSIE MrGRATH n.
Y<xir rhanri In «u* your dream ^tEJL J" «£ ** * * • ** TTn

houae ueu.v *32.a» and at a Utraruh new.

•“ ^'L^"h5ma"h«"i Zm "NORTHRIDGE"

w% N H A

prnpmty roll J*4Ifl lovely large mdal wlndowa. Auto- lAinpp rinw itlJWli IAWVTTMVl • WATERFRONT LOTS

Peter W. Bardon mark Oil puckam baling. Copper lOACRE FARM 384-0531 (ANY TIME I Dekghtful view*, all rlaarad. aaay mv

P-,<-. hwvy rtrrtrlc wlrtng. Lot* of 5-BEDROOM HOME HAGAR A SWAYNB. LTB. leach, Prtaad from ft.tt* I . t mtoMOOM

l A\17 clTITF" iport fw cxUi Wmfiftii Qr _. i _:___;in HI® fc*o*ll**K mnl halm ..*■««*,

■LAW BUI 1C. ronnl Mllla 5 ^, *mro« I.M N DESIRARU PROPERTY 1*1 Pteaae dial Clllf Strotrh at IR1I143 IN SAANICH

ISDOWNE AREA ; TErnm**"? S25""ast FOR BOAT LOVERS « Mifsa victoria Re.Ny Ltd. „* CAM OR

W.,rd a, on. n. portae 22 FSraSft: aero I. ym, upw-^a-W * *. In WATBAFMOBT

h une. Every room la •«» Double r'ljiwl FuUy lrwulaled- mdisn 3 ACRES ARE IN aad «rl off yam dock Mo y— T—it 3 We he~* waierfwwi tuume LlkOYD ELLIS

CK», sunny, htlghf Idlrbea B*** r k)r oeder *ldtad. duroldra*. nMBAR ONE IN REVENUE teut lo? a JZm ulSaT* lam* ,vSTS4.M wTiaiSi 2!Z »««

with large eating area plus On aapelr. 24S-ft road frovdaRe. pnODUfJlRG HOLLY Ike rmnalnder drim v> e narliu i>* ■— - - « .. , . .. _/ •*" ^*P*

many cupboard. Guaat-amd hn-lPpeuHed malde and rot On m iSSST TTwfcU «rorotad .wT^nT' ilT in^llJml ^ MW41 aaytkne

R r V i!2! W i‘ r l " vn .“*i,,ln r< -^?j AmKk”WATER mpply and there roam, mgarala dlaie* roan. lamlS FOR AaTw _ WATSRFWONT WANTED

rtnan udfb flieplace. Bright gund well. If you deairo coumry a SEWER la the PROPERTY ILW riuimt daa mihm.rn “■-»_ 1 - - ‘

ylf-crodaiaad 3-rooa aulia M ; living and would lUiaj bi kj*R * LIKE. Tha evlwiaa FULL BASK end aaparota UllTty^rtam on^ 1hT £am^£aaram ** Pram ea ») Pnn aiMin about July 33

the high haaemenl Secluded horie or »■» pe** *"d ,h# 'JSTrr home me e LARGE vrrw m ■ le fiaar i klne mmm bed rarer., NL* _ bourne le Gordon Head. 3

■undeck and bdrk yard. Many children, then beta I* ““ Blare ijVTNG and DIKING ROOM PAM-and MkM t«Hm kr nvdi Tana* Fbnne 14MM a* room, baaamenl borne W

I - A ttSlOOM

IN SAANICH

FOR CASH OR
CASH TO MORTGAGE
URGENT
PLEASE CALL
LLOYD ELLIS

Among the treea ta ma
in non pr nr Rrentwoad Area RlklBA'. levejand

JU.IKU t J. Up rloaa tn all mavealenre. Phono

I APARTMENT ZONED IN "all* MaLWAK. JMMm j i
BEST RENTAL AREA ^ U '

SUITABLE 10 SUITES-. ^

„ . *4.304 EACH

An excellent opportunity to ^ m « ,^ 1 #
obtain this valuable property maned amnogat o.wg.nu
]—There ig a larga home on 2 i^ p Jl^a e ?*^f*jroinwaa""pa.a
jit of value which could be *»■«*•

converted to 7 suites—Plana can rranfc J™ 11 * aiunivoroRp
are available—The properly am* tmormauroi

• will be told far the value of-——— —— -

the land of approx. $1.60 per _ m ‘ C °* CK _

foot. This is excellent buy- ““ Tro m'.-a

jing for only $16,000. Hurry! *mung '•** to

[This will sell at once. y'rtuLro ummm. McCaedMa*

1 Realty SMU. I“l Mr*. Roaw

dmiafl rooa. Beautiful 11 vine mi muck ml water niee Ihere le l! iUPf,| WATRR babIv nnd \h*r»\r^um - di.,.. *«««■■ famh! m |. iv i

room with fiiepi.ee. Bright gund -ell. If yon daairo «"»I IT. SEWERta TbJpROP ERTY^^VnSrdl mft tlt^ro SLrt v £ . " 0 " T 1

EbX'F* ,nd •M**tl£ , bS2o 7 1 * ” l *‘ l — BASK .m mu.roti ulllir, k roam “ 1h. KJT LmS. Y^uJ

the high haaemenl Serluded horse or aom* peu and ma ill—- • — - ^ , LARGS VIEW main (oar 1 kfne - hadrimmi , ..7- YJ.k

lunderk and bdrk yard Many children, then beta I* ““ Place i.rVTNO and DtNIKG ROOM, TAM and bckMki 1 khrtmT^** 1 **

roJi SSZi ‘ST’S JL'S?,* "°^ iL T ««“■»; •*» aad ^uld^ kSL IhafcSLt - ---

JVf !Ssi* OW Ifi-BATl „ r w| LLa. -WW I w ... ... aMy M roar! eld. balh room u petal rL Two roam* and WATERFRONT HOMR

^ • 1 ASKING $42,000 ifea^kJ-ga^e. KStaiEP ^ 4 -’

■ Uancb 04*1—1. — - Madge Hole Don Robbing •*«*•» ta yon abmJT Phtae met-

JRTHRIDGE" HORSES? YES! 3*4-0531 (ANYTIME) .a. a.wr*. a.

JOHN BISHOP

H40H1 (Day m Nile)
■AGAR A SWAYNE. LTD.

SHAWNIGAN LAKE

aa«ia* industrial zoned lot
n Roe* Bay with Ml baatawnf I
bedroom horn* reeded at ■■ per
moat*. Meal tot n*hf MaWrlal io
at full price al Cam or o-nar
Iwill Mid to toil tenant na team
Hail ■. Plena* CaU ERNIE LINO
BERG mm* or HMTS1. MAY-

■Jfraack FOR THE FAMILY MAN

"OPEN.HOUSE-
1271 CENTRE
BAT., 1 30 to 5 P M.

rt>M ta city, iai* Abadronm room —tih nr

ddm homo ta Mm I'dcro on **_ "e.i

__.a w mm Cmakk) *»**t and

- ■—■ ■□finaaa wlih evtrma Call R

yggJS SCM. *«l

^SSWWfv ' UNivERsrrY-

K sfeo aavtirna 3

Reautifiilly fmthed Murco
hvamabvw attractive aeftlag
Living roron wdh fireplace
avaidetk off family na* dining
room Surmy kllcheh with
dining araa Finiahed ror
room wRh firepfaee Palm,
nnU heal Plumbed H»
eajdwr and Iryer Maay
(dm Call RACHEL PAR
sons, m-dtu

Thla may go na lha flr*l
roll..

1 ( acre* aoaad. *»rm land
and right aa lha adga of
town Od farm houae
aimoaphoro' 1 maintained and
yet compfnfaly renovated
from how meat to rod*.
14*21 living room, 13x13
dining room. 12*14 kitrhea
nlua bedroom. ufUlly aad 4
pee. balh on the mala fionr.
1 bedroom* and balh on the
*n end flea. All *•» wmng.

K mbing. and automatic oil
■t. Twanly fruK treea and
good parden ao«. TMa ta a
brand new exdualve aad w*l
o* last at »i»**« «•*

HUGHES at COLONY.
Pd»l or mI**

o? a^'-gS? 2K - L£?I COTTAGE PLUS 2 LOTS ^ KCA LTY LTD

K*‘«e art knealod near

IS* ■». >W' bbhb',,IU WAMTie TO SUT I Siaa StnS cui SIX falUT . "“J?”” .

...... w.,m i.Ti, lw _ Mouvn ‘

CfllfMONWFAl Til " T ““'.“iTS¥KlSf 1 " T ' -!w*KIXDBY M )OrX«^»- , ~ ir SsT« — • "

S 0 SSe*iS? ™“ B Su ™“ ! COMMONWEALTH TRUST j - -- -- ^ _ ^ 1AWNirjA , N LAK E “

m REAL ESTATE DIVISION ^ . . .. SST.S- “■"* w»

iimOR LWBaq.n. OflJittW M .... frrolaga. Id.al *duI fee homa. .<a

12-ACRE FARM of .tcluMofi with 446 f«tt of 03 Y.l« Straw I 30^155.,^"* •— «•» eokjcattergooo " ^ ™'T'u »

PLUS REVENUE SOi Hdm. atm tarn Wl riu. rog Frona mam mi m- -----— mma S W BC Load 1

2S: 2* mtm ! ^SS ZrmmZTmX** m METCHOSIN VIEW LOT ACREAGE

tma fenced pa 'Stork ■ and*. Mtrol who "■"** qUgJity. gTlCIOUfi- _. . _. 1Nni —p p.p-LArW, M . ... IdR Utah » mdeo from law S

f.w bmw k.v.r, with I*., .« n. ln d rtRss nrlvgci cotHrtrv livino Ple * * e-M WANDA STARR PPmbPrton, Holmes. Ltd. anuja R . level and rtrorod Good aero*. «mi irood. tola of artuv*
•drouate water Tbo won ramnalod . ^ MU1U nr 474-5083 ( »4*1S* IMS Govornmant » mortgagoa at T par enal aad kw mb HISS Pm dal am ptaaa,

homo ta droigwd aa 3 SHIM* to town. Will find Mb -proaibld larma trnaVwea roll FfUSK BOfSKTEUX SfaZM

IKVEBTMEKT MUDKD I I I
COCWOOO LOT
• |M DOWN

--’WANTED BY END OF MAY SST “ ^ “

COMMONWEALTH TRUffT l-.kadroaao horn, la Cadboro °** ,km "** ngm to -wteattrom/b tTmvr'

rvi toy_wKi ttnf pamn, between I LOTS — Earh larnr T 9 iTT SHAWNIGAN LAKE

1I3US3 t^nwt-ATfl | 1-- --- Bay wttb mnr room, between

REAL ESTATE DIVISION Maenih.wof modem Krone eta oat BA ON.

623 Yates Street 38M155 4.000 m, «.«•«*. REAL ■ggj a m to t

12-ACRE FARM <* sedmioB with 446 fact of Yalea Street **'*

PLUS REVENUE . so A erodnmn, atm tarn. mJ^om mirmaMa.riUto

Thla term It a delightful rum Una- The mnat duwemine buyer to * n » h* raoraaM mam. appro * rtn

— RR .

h« bn>«* invert wtih two i«.ru >n d neg* privacy oatMitrv Itatee "to** Call WANDA STARR Pemberton, Holmes, Ltd.
•drouele water Tbo -ml .roov.iro Z. . ' "tZ 388-5155 or 478-5083 .BASIS* Government SI.

hum. ta designed aa I Mil eloae to town. Will find ev- -

7 "a.* ■ > «*w**a

• OPEN HOUSE!"

1634 OAKLAND AVE.
BAT.. 18 h-M. to 5 P.M.

QUALITY HOME
BT. FRANCIS WOOD

I ROOMS plus

SOOKE SEAVIEW ^ tao-awa j a aen*

V 3 Uu Remap Ud. BMH 1

B»mrt na *aro-

iwunro H* per mroU TEN MILE POINT

Noae village, level ciaared let. Arnroa. ta ACRE. VIEW PROP-
••ler and blacktop driveway. Par llRTY. HIM LOU BLOOMFIELD,
further Infurmallan roll MRS. I WBB or Ittdltt

DORA ROWE. SB-a*4 or MS1211 MAYFAIR REALTY LTD

COLONY REALTY LTD. _ _ _

. iar . • SEWERED LOT

MMia Hat and iwnmitu w new

trz aSte 1 -

VZ* ’ZtfSmXZ* Larp* J «Y NEED IS URGENT 'niror —dd Pk. m m. bo*, -.i -1^'^. 1 '»» M T

SM2u«IT.;-• —w■*— eras kS z c ~" r -— ~—y» _

‘ “2?S£ __ fej.gjr 1 ■<“. ir;. "^r3L"L-:T , .r2;; KKK * utephwson ltd,’ ... «. * fsnEi

IKCK JAMES, ■testa jtype 3-atorap dr madera ar MS-tof* |_, ■»—*__br_ TLA, arm. run*

M * •

TIME TO BUY

J. P. H EVANS

•pOT A CART
TEARS NEW!
EXCLUSIVE!

call 3d*mu
Paler W. Bardon

-FAMILY AFFAIR!

55 ^;

ran prro

ARTWUR, ,

•SUNSHINE HILL

Aak far John Molyard

M>3

JOHN BISHOP

*■*■» IXAr KRVlGCi

HAG Alt A IWAYMB. LTD

-x>:

13« ACMASI rot SAL!
AND WANTID .

40 REASONS
FOR BUYING

4n Krrtt m Norm Surntm. »dj»r*nt
t< Pit Bay Hifhwoy 3.UQ far) toad
frrmtf. All l*v«i with me trred
ihm Murartpl w*l« la prrfaeny
lint. Tram* available. Drai't pftotv
M *ric* and Inciting, unlaw you

»i*h in mala* money.

Mr*. Brawn*!! *53-11*
r. 0. KMalm-man A Co. Lid.. *1-41(1

SPARTON ROAD

■ Acre* ta axoaUent koMbw pra*-

«fly

ONLY * 900

VIEW ROYAL

4.M Acraa at 12.Sta par acr*

COLIN MUNRO

JWfll ^anjeU me^

LOTS - ACREAGE
W ACRE-100 ACRES

l-"U and • -nmt ar

r laarad — la Central aad North
Saanich Fran (3.000 aa acra up.

JOE 1SHERWOOD
BUZZ MAINPRIZE
384-0531 I ANYTIME!

HAG Alt It (WAYNE. LTD.

CEDAR HILL LOT

I.aat lot available an Pirtdmrnag
naca lopooMta UM) Hl#h faeatfaa
II Ml d eol-da-aae Quality hoot*
araa. aualiaal buy at M<>

RUDY ROST
3840631 (ANYTIME)

HAGAN A (WAYNE, LTD

METCBOHN
11a ACRES

A rare* IV trctaac* * Happy
Valay Ed. fata aaat from INL
l.ivaty tarram Ex-boma*tta (boat*
drawn*** by Ural On water and
•rower Une. A tarasfa at mly
111* ITama ta rafti. Eaduaiva.
Mr. la* her. Raa MBSTt

A BERNARD A CO LTD
M Tad (I. **-*»

SUBDIVIDERS
SPECULATORS
(1 choir* acraa la Caatrai Saanich,
high vlaw land. fa Moch front
( talanmai Park, ready Mr Imme-
eliata aabdlaiaun. Include* a 5-yr-
old 3-tadroowi hare*. Land now
um* aa a bi(ra«lra ry farm. Goad
huykv M m.tM Call GEORGE
CHAM at lll-:ill *e CONIL
M ayfair Realty Ut _

HORSES — HORSES
BOLDING PROPERTY
SUBDIVISION

* ACRES

LARGE OLD RESIDENCE

MAGNmcatirr view

CENTRAL SAANICH

EKTRAL SAANICH

K DBOST (M-l

*(-1154 X DIDST KAMA
GORDON HOLME LTD. SIDNEY

SAANICH PENINSULA
5 ACRES

s tualad Ml aamy alataa. Idaal far
•lAdlvtdM* Fall wire
131000

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
A BERNARD A CO, LTD
tig Part St _ Ifa-MW

COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY

REAL ESTATE DIVISION

823 Yates Street 388-5156

K anu (Banvae Laka way) laalda

(ml la tarda. high. ama ruck.

•■rely lira*. aartoiad Prim H IM
_C. Warre n, a*- SIM. MUM

7f ACRES—$70,000

l.oeatad a lew mile* from the Hly.
ltd* eMUce arraaa* kaa lerrlflc

< ilder farm hulldlng* an prupMly
pieaeeUy rentad City light and
water. Muatly level and cleared.
Trrna *2*001 daws. Price *70.000.
For tlirWei Itanrmattnn rail Mr*.
L Curaraina WW nr aavMaL
B.C Land A laauranr*

«n Gavaramant a

BUY ACREAGE

tai Near Brentwood — I arm phw,
eind land too fl Iron La ye on
Main Rond * 2.000 per acre

On a lave! acre* - nearly all
cleared. Some light buah . Near
Chalet on Tallow Road (HI dm.
Good Tai mi Call R. COX. *■-

340

Rwinet-ton. Rlawart riartt. Lid.

ACREAGE

Over half aa arra td clear**, Meat
lad. Located about t milea tram

Iota Peira ally HU Pb>MB ROY
E RILLS. J8£-*7(l NnrthVaHan
Securllla* Lid __

S ACRES

All dearad aad level North Baaa
k-h. Top Inratlow daae ta lawn
fa Sidney. Scan* ImprovamM* on
acaaarty. (15,8*0 Jay Roeera. 471
45* rea.: or VAIM1 anytime. H.
C. Dolby A Co. Lid

S GOOD PROPERTIES far aala. 4
acraa at tha end at Ran RA (View
Royal). Sloptas proparty. partly
triad, with walar view. 4 acraa na
Kaatte* X Rd Laval, daarad.
tutor* bat Bath HMdki S1B.-

toa tai-m mvm*' nLAI,D
<250 WILL HOLD

Cloaa ta TWO ACRE lata - triad.
FOUR LOT* LEFT For dataill T.
COLOMBIN SB-7711

Town and Conakry Itaalty Ltd

ACREAGE PUR RALE'

Larpa at amalL *dih ar w)lta*l
hi raa tauldma Ma eke Cafi
GEORGE CHAN, tha InacioIWI ta
Land R U Mayfair RaaNy 1.14

7 ACRES RICHWAY PROPERTY
1* mill north at Dray** Good
price tor era*. P O. Raa M.
Duncan.

M ACRES ON Win SAANICH

Rd. Trad* tar fate amdal ear. Fall
price SH.WS 47(0(1. _

M AAS NS.A. SEAVtoW LOT.
Pbcaw RtRR aRw (. _

117 COMMIKCIAL
HtOKRTISS

COT CENTRE

INDUSTRIAL OR C WMHC1AL
•IT*

Five ■ da city M R Or eaatra

* eownuwa* vtatnrfa w«R fault ■

an 3 1 treat) aad rag apnr. Urol

fat radavelomem aa tatatemmra.
ratal! ar wbnlaaale tatartfaafam PHI
price D M par fat. ■** land
M» ta a total a< U lata ovaRnhio «
d-Mrad. Cap Jach Han. m-Ttm
any^a^Mann A WRrta CMP Hw

• • MUST «P|. • •

Out at Stata mmm aaet V 11 k.
Radevm WnatL, C-l mm Ml fL
f-wlV an faainag. » Min. %a
dowMaaM SaalMa. OMKtaty Jo
Wrdtara. Perkin*. Ift Rtw HR
PaiadMta. CbRL

lit !A«MS POC SAU AMO
WANTIP

DAIRY FARM?

t • Mnaa cloaa ta Vltaorta would
aw ha Maal Raraa rank Tral rtdaa
and Hdtas arbeot na a*afl baat
ranch Iwm tbrnaV proparty.

MnaS andara knaaa, new ban and
•U band, ptaa G 1 . 6 W worth d
markiari and all few tha tow
tudoac prtea a i MB. Ml <■ larau.

■ Petal and *■* The Bant am.

bnmi and hoilSIiwa na lha taland.

14M laying Ma aad far* wet]
eeuhluhed orchard Aahllta oaii
l« MB <M tbeellata tamK

0<n(scf JACK BAILEY,
T46-6589 or 385-8741 for
\ appta to view.

Martbwaatara Sacurlifaa Ltd.

l»a FARMS FOR SAL! AND
WANTID

FRANK WHITTAKER
FARM SPECIALIST

FARMS AND ACREAGE

lbnliaom horn* newly decorated
on 13 acrea rloaa to Duncan AD
cleared and Including 3B«15 graan-

houaa and oui hutldlaga. Fruit
1 >*«. ahruba. atr. Ideal for farm,
aubdtvlrlon nr )ual for a holding
property Only S21.KA

34 acre*, aea vtaw avartoeHlng
Cowfahan Bay, paaaed tor aubdl-
viaKm Water and road lo pr o p e rly,
Only 4H.son s acre fata tailing
from o.M to S3.BOB.

(bedroom home near new on 18.7
acraa (Hi.B*

134 acres. 7B claarad. t«t.
Term*.

HI acraa oad all tarn tanldlaga. 3-
badrom hmna. (MH.flOi. Taraw.

15 acme all equipment, herd and
quota. 2-bedrocra home and aU
aariaaary building a. 54C.M4 Term*.

FOR FARM USTING
AND SALES
PHONE

FRANK WHITTAKER
384-0631 I ANYTIME i

HAGAI A SWAYNE. LID

DUNCAN

XLacra Hot* farm. Lota at walar
far imnatkw Wat! fawned "ralr-
brldga Lawea. ' nearly aU ta hay.

Tread atraam. I badn.inw laaiaal
bait, Giad MMdbaa. A
ManaaM rural Minag. idaal tor any
type OI alack. A mat Had far
» » with M.80B (Iowa Oanr till*
Extra M anas aval labia. Call
Wayaa GtttRth, 74H171 ar mm.
1 METIS.

' Wa Sell tha Uland"

*t w DICKIE LTD.
Dima. R.C

53-ACRE FARM

Cloaa fa Nanajma. seed 4- b a dr aa M .
ha ••mail home wtlh a hex I 41 acraa
rlaarad Mu bars, afa* aenall fab*
na proparty, ewtwr will aildr
trad* ar goad paper with aoma
raak Fall price OB.Ml . UM
dm. Call ROSET-n at 1*4 MM
<"** ar TKUB LENRART AC*N-
CIEg LTD 4M WALLACE IT.,
NANAIMO. HC

LADYSMITH

11 Acraa ad flnr farming laita w|lh
aadlBM auppiy at water A Mad 3-
badrnara. allAuriaml - twrd-
wood floora thrueghout AMomatlc
baa UK Prtcnd al BUM wHh aa.
caUant Imaaa. kaiag clear title me
«4y Far date I la phew* ETHEL
HARVEY. MAMta eaytlMa. MAY-
FAIR REALTY LTD. _

WANTED BUTT ABLE FAR* IN-
waKra l Jwa * ‘ |J “t up

Map free* p r ana fawMt n k I<

tmtmm mt mrmmiy - atm mi

lit SULF BLAMM
TROfIRTNO

IblautctuiTpender DM.AND
3* WATERFRONT
S acraa pailly triad. wmbHi wild

Hew af Ra<. Ownnei «roan.

JS-lTavs Ijft

Rgilt! fflntantsl. Virtr*rm, PC Snfurrfov, April J2, 1987 33

H

Buttle Pact
Almost Set

Lands and Forests Mininler havr ajjrcpd UvabkiR by ■ tnn-
IWillutoo Announced Friday it- tative settlement drawn up Pai4-
temaon that only tfie fin*] word- i»r this week, said Mr. Willis-
in* of a settlement to the Buttle | ion.

I-ake-Westem Mines pollution) - - f - ,

dispute remains lo be worked UEAULJ ' t
out. A 5 p m. Friday deadline hnd

Both Wen tern Mine* and the been set for ratification by tha
Campbell River Water Board mine s board o4 directors and tha

entire memberahip ol the water

—. board.

_ Campbell River residents have

TTV 1 been waging a (uccestful court

I lrplACC fight to stop dumping at mtn«

tailings in Myra Creek which

_ runt into Buttle Lake, which in

WW[ I tum sutiplies water for Campbell

Work Riv * r

f T The srltlement tentativelF

__ - _ j agreed on this week would avoM

Recalled

WORD TAKEN

NORTH COWICHAN The agreement calls for i n-
„ .. . suance of teminrary permit* (or

Council members Wegtern Hir*r« to operate, an in-
assembled to a brief dependent study by Toronto coo-
ceremony at the Chemai- suiting engineer

nua I ihrirv Flaine Langford, a public t beanng by

nus LI 0 r 1 r y, fcJame ^ Mlutk)n Bcmd ^

Dobbyn Branch, and a binding deciM« by •* board,
hung the picture of Coun. Mr. wiiaston sand that though
Dobbyn who .died last ** deadlinehad passed with-
. out final wording of the agree-

AUgUSf. ment, he had accepted the word

In presenting the framed the mine and water hoar«
p h olograph to Oiemainua spt *e sm efi that they had settled
head librarian Mrs Ernest ^ matter
Doumont. Coun Margaret ^ u |h .

Ftobcrtsm recalled (ta ^ „

Dobbyn as an untiring wicker _ . •

for the welfare of the entire UPaa * y - __

municipality of North Cbwi- m w w k ■

t . „ UINBS^

councillor* of the municipality CAPATITY

which was established in 1873. _ _ ^ _ _

Ooun. Dobbyn had entered n 11
municipal politics at the end I I IV

»ie was fnrned ta^retire TODAY, 9it0 Mi*

because of II heaUfi two I/y _

months before her death. r I L1^

Coun. Robertson was, rDrOltlllRCS

elected to serve out Coun. j n tl

Dobbyn'* term which would I UlfllVlRX

have ended at the eloae of this I .. . L .. .

Main Asn ssts*

Big Job for Ferry Fitters

tilt waterfi
feaaefe Caa
lam*

acraa. _soa(
«M (M.MB

Home for visit is ferry Atrevidi, getting annual refit
at shipyard on Nanaimo's Newcastle Channel. She
is on Texada-Poweli River run. She waa built for
Gabriola Island-Nanaimo run in 1930 by the HIjks
B rothers. She was named after a Spanish ship. She

was replaced on the Gabriola run by a larger vessel
in 1956. The original Atrevida was the ship of
Alexandra Malaspina, Spanish explorer who looked
around the B.C. coast in 1791. — (Agnes Fieri)

sn acre*, mm 3 Mlaa at walar-
Irrmt Snuihwaal avpaaara MM par
bcx*. Lm 4mm my mm M.

var fa acra aark,
i. aH aibt

oad Iran M.tai la

8 aarlttaag Wj.
weatera aa pan
Gravel haaefa h

47 acraa, vtave

3'4 acraa, 11V waterfrin. mb-
knfaal Urn m Navy Cfanl. 1
BR bona otabulUfan. fa mil*
tram wharf aita Mara. StaSte

Crenpart 3 HR haaemeta tuma.
Living raw with Haatllator rp
Cahiaal atadrlr kitcMw MoSara
hath, ta a q i ' i o h. aaraRi Fnk traaa
situate* aa o*ar I acraa. OMy

Twbdrni. nally-fmlHm* hcea* m
para* raa*. LR with flrvplar*.
aunroom. mn* hath. Naar baarh
accraa M.788.

MAYNE ISLAND

* Ma at Mlaara' Bay My I

minuln' »alk frm ^-mw

Wharf and Ntarr. D M fa M.8M
FRED MrlAttoHUN
384-BBT. 4TB-VDI fettan* RaaNy
1881 Cook Bt . Vlafatta. SC

SALT inUNG ULAND

REVF.N ACRER W(lb attracts* nw
harea aaaelv rmstafa* AMD a tw4
tka Bta prta* ta tar

taalerfrm la! ta baautta* MM
Rarhraar IN fL fatWaak Saud «-
faaura aa* Imtaji view FlM prfaa

MMB M aaah

NINETY ACRES n raw aba»
tafaly taa faveilM vfarr m Mil *M

annvhnk Ftai mtm 8U.taR.ta tm

Pmk cotaata Howard Rym at
DOUGLAS HAWK El LTD OLA
Fart Street Phoaa RRtlU ar (Ml:
fitaa ■>-(■*>

SALT SPRING ISLAND

View a m , a rt r with nanor aa*
waiar (ram fl — rll (own uad
131 par mnttL

3 acre aaafreta. UP R. haach. M,(M
-mt Araa aa* 8M par wet

U Mn. IIS ft. na mi. Stag

1 acre naar baarti. are view power
and water. S3.3U-U* *owp aad
$23 par month

Fm all ynar real aataia ntaa
«alL sol last ar wrlta

JIM SPENCER
SALT SPRING LANDS LID.

COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY

Raai UM EtaRtaBB

623 Yates Stitact 38S-5UI
PEND ER ISLAND

l^urn ta wsSta ftJSBfi

haataUW Rope Ray LarRt Bvfaa
map kaa p natural retat nrapfai i
ap* bartaa ou * Ooora. M i Bare Idt-
eban with dining araa Ma Matalam
—I ■'«*- arhnrlta rawMarL kadi
atmtmmri S+reRMatar*.

hath, at ally mn wfah Mik
faM^y taba. alataiic hat trelar. BB
wiriaa. ranga lachMa*. Price

WANDA STARR

SALT SPRING ISLAND

A taealarly PulM

INI rata Walerfrawt
Moaay Rock*

Gaarle* Dab*

‘Forest Industry
Blind to Future’

Tons of Junk
Swept Away

LUNDS

CAPATTTY

AUCTION

T0D1Y, UM IS.

OVEB * um

Farsithisgi
Carpdinv
Maisr AbnIIbSms

lncl. Suite*. Cheaf*. Drtaeers.
Lot of Luggage (from estates).
Boys' and Girls' Btcycles.
Insulating Fill. Boxes of Books.

• Ptwtr Mtwtrt

Saanich crews picked up more j Coffee **ar 8"^ .i^iTri'

than 1.000,000 pound. Junk ^ ^
I during the municipality's second

annual (pring cleanup cam- CftWl ftffftl

The cleanup drive took plate SinilBt E|li|HNt
I during two weeks and collected Steel Filing Cabinets, Deaks,
j 615 fan in 206 truck trip* to toe| Chain, etc.
garbage dump. The volume of ■J 1 . " 1 ' V' . „ A .

waste. ooOected n. 51 per cent CWna and Gla« from Estate.

' greater then lata year. IM. p™ 1 *

[ ar - * r lea nun will coat MMM .

iSMutatai about 15,000. * URH

IV MIM

Stupirh

NANAIMO —Dave StupWi, He citamsd he was the find to admitting It now,” said Mr.
Nanaimo MLA. claimed thai annjunoe the 1 130 , 000,000 insuf-; S'.upich.

Premier Bennett knew a year fkieocy, and that Premier "AU the figures I used a year
ago, that finance! for the Bennett bad not denied the ago proved right." he claimed.
Columbia River project would statement. Mr. Stupich was making his

he insufficient. "Ha knew it then, and he'* Report of the MLA to an NDP

meeting in the OCF hail.

# , He said thfti the moat impor¬

tant iiaue in B.C. today is not
pollution, hut aomething almost

Berger Tells Local 8

' extend back 22 ye era, in a

_ _ _ _ report by Chtef Justice Moan.

Keep on Organizing

ML V/ Mr. Stupich claimed a de-

FARMER’S

AUCTION

III ••Mstrsai
W P UNIF0RO

ATTEND

SALE SAT., I P.N.
A ^MMthlac For
Evaiy •m" Salt

MAYNARD'S

- AUTO AUCTION

TODAY - 2 P.B.

I. Ob Lftt— Bt

r MALIBU MOTORS

1314 Quadra Street

Having receivtad laatracttona
TV from owners who wish to dtatwee
of eEoeaa inventory due to targe

iw-i report iu yrara uitv Rierea AM-FM “ eJloc “ mvguiwy ohb *****

jclomd « rete progr-a atnor New ChMSBefleM B.ltea, lUote fSSSS/T^' ^ ^ ""

Mr Stupich claimed a de- SL.'SUSJ r^mnt u LUT or GABA. _

creaoe In percentage* on monay WaeBar-Ovy«». '* BCTCB L* MWk -4 ter.

NANAIMO - A group of Mr. Berger oompBmented work ter the party aince 1166 ■P*"|> t* Industry for re- . . .

rrwnhen of *m hRtependmt Dave Staipiok, Nanaimo MLA, when be Bret beoame leader. ■«*«*. comparod against the «*_ ,,I^BB MMW

Pulp and Paper Workers of for having toe raapaet <d He t eis i e a d to claims of hii exp * nsion °* carder wBB HI41 fimii IBIbb tit r J rabbar, top rvaaiag.

raaadB waa advised to "$o out meaiben of both political aidaa. toexp«tance, refuting them by bwiatry. mm4 mfmnm jj«* apaaAar. - im TBit tm PH — riaaa

and orgaidaa bka taw-wage He atoo oomptimeniad him for saying hia If yean to law and ca, “ ‘u* amount - na MIIOVIY ITATBIN

rtnan" by a caodklata tor tdi torthrigbt atatament io Wa year aa MP, had given him J“" r he atated. __. - -- . M WAGON —tedr. ba r tew. F * »*

lewAaeahip of the NDP. which Mr. Itupioti Mid. “At the touch axperianee. 250,000 bo.nl feet a year are ™ Irall*. *M—ahr .

The Canadian union to to a nmmm* Tm supporting Bob -The focus of political leader- ° lm P r °P ,?r refo " ,u w— ^

dispute with th B.C. Federation Strachan and I expect I will be aern*. Canada ia chang- ^ ^ cltilBed was 25 uer —••-TMa.eato Deetak Wald S225i
at Labor-supported Pulp-Sul- to June." ing" ceot^^of^ ^ to£' ^ ! nTtoV JTv!5:

pbite uitoxi (CLC) at Harmae OAVK goLH) He referred to the technologt- timber cut WESTERN ■ ADDLE. na METKOB—4-«yl. atfadard.

Tom Berger of Vancouver „ Y cal world developing, and to. Only 25,000,000 trees are I' . £Z£ SS £a

■poke to to* pulp workeea and You injporUrK;e of being able to planted, a. again* the 75,000,- Deere Traotae wHh by- "AT WATltfN WAOCJf-4^cyl..

their wives, aa he addressed a k w4wT * funtion in a computer work). 000 tost should be. he said draalto freet-ead toader. g** . 1 ”**”: e> ° V 1§ ? ^° K '

meeting at Nanaimo. (tanda. "Thm apvwiaweiit ha* w . —I H*P-P»na»* A wmmtp.

"H ever there was an appro- HOME BBA1N ^ i rt w—a v^a.. uta braaa. mdta, iwaa awl. taoi

BROTHER* priate year tier a leaderhip ____SSS *1 "* WI*|I*IW« TMl Twlif ZEPHY^oL. g^e^dtotoa.

MPI hhu me ru/r. wum mm. buucd niu. al hm biulr br^jci wug. , . , . . - '—-" fB e T a- Hava

The Canadian union to to a nmaateB Tm supporting Bob -The focus of political leader- ° lmproper MJJJ -

dispute with th B.C. Federation Straohan, and I expect I will be ship across Canada ia chang-

H. toid unkaiiato to ftafet oonteat, toU toTt ^ ^ ^ “

fraadcid.1 tandenteea. "1117 to an off-year to a ^pu»w^S», wiU r« ctalmed^_

Mr. Berger, who has elections,” he explained.

announced hto intention of run- He aaid the reason he had not lYlllltia 1x11111161*8

niatg against Robert Straohan announced hia totenlkma peevl- 'We’ve got to make sure we • o i

tor toe NDP laadertetip in June, owly wa* that Mr. Iteacta ™toto eonteol (of man's place ft irUlff dOIlday

said drastic ehangea should be had been in tot legislature, and over the machine-age econ- IU

made In the Labor Relatione this would have damaged hia oray*" he stressed. (B.C.) Field Battery Victoria

Act ability to function with toe Attacking toe Bennett govern- l5 Reginwnt will conduct

He said before it to certified, roppert of the NDP. man!, he teafcmd that lor , Uve ex arcUa on toe

a union toould prove that Ita He said Bite toe trouble with I27.000.00S an am larger than Albert Head Range, Sunday.

; constitution provides for demo- the Ccnamvative party, was New Brunswick was sold to the The exercise to beti« held Id

cratic representation nf the lh ** r Jredara would not agree to U.S- prepare the units for competl-

majority In its leadership. the same system enjoyed by "He got taken to the cleaners tive shouting, sponsored by the

i toil ninwr *DP, to baring an open oantoat — he gat baaed," he said. Royal Canadian Artillery Aaao-

taiutex icr leadenMp. claiming not enough money was elation, at Canadian Forcei

The Canadian union has been "There to no middle group obtained to do a good job on toe Base Shita, Man , next month.

unable to get certitioation at who holds title to tola party," Columbia River project. - _ "...1 .—1

Harmae, where the Interna- he aaid. He said that valuable timber ,T™e^MAT- rEftor *■" mtatb

ttonei Brotiieihood of Pulp. *'! wouldn’t be running if a waa iota, he cause of inabiliy to or frederie hendrie btaver-

Sulphite and Paper Mill great many people hadn’t urged get it nut before flooding, and a LumtJtZ’Mc' "* ** L * l * ,, lta “ 1 ’

Workers, wMh a handful of me to run." he aeid after further kaa of Bah resulted none t •» hereby given k*>
mambers, is bargaining agent, complimenting Mr. Straohasi’a from toe pollution of toe waters. *,»4* yi D

. ■ ■ are hwrhy rertao* la ■*■* Uwtn la lh*

ta« f»RD STATION WAGON

I ISA ChflW. AatonaliC -v» mn, power alaartog.

1154 A util Mir ™ .7* lii'nT

1957 MynMfA Mai

Otoer Gaea Arrlvlag Dally fatly i g s t pfa t. tS«7 PLYMOUTH

X *'! wouldn’t be running if a waa Iota, because of Inabiliy to or frederik hendrie staves
11 great many people hadn’t urged get it nut before flooding, and a u * h Ra “ l -

tt me to run," he said after f ur the r loss of flah resulted notice •* hereby given ta*i

Hta mt IUm aa Olretal "n t * , . .
w*rei Mnitita . . . Goo* Aar»«r

am . • • Barkvm Mia row Ml

15*;

man

WrtU or CsB CoData
GIL MUMPBREYa
SALT SPRING LANDS LTD

w aai cue* AC. anus

SALT SPRING ISLAND

(Ml Caarta tra*l*i* fa aero fall.
' »lir, a— or . roods RMractivilj
ires*. Frew H.MS

17 ACRES BERRY LAND

P*rt (or rate, htasnea fa o « * Wslar
rfakli and toko IroMsaS-

Call W. W. Waddell. MT-M7

itougta* G*gr. ismai

Pont tartan. UalainiXta.

1883 Gorarnmcta 91.

AA1.I SPRISU LANGS LTU
Laws GlU tstaad* Raoiior
Boo III Gan CM - PA.no UT-SU1
EitsSUaSM uaa

underefaBn! SoHdtori far Om Executor,
«-H3 Vknr tarota. Vtetorl*. BC
Mfal lh* 34lh day ta tdMJ. A D IM.
•flat which 0*1* IS* EkMHfar will dfairl-
ni*« Uh raid ■ attic irons On grati**
■ntaiad ttarrla. h*vta( regard inly la
Un rtairtii ta whir* ta ttan ta* nudre.

MESSRS. BORNE. COG PAR.

MacMlNH * ROBERTS.

Snllrlttra far tta Exarulnr.

Family Man Convicted

W MacMlNH

Bnllrlttm I

Of Indecent Assault -sMS

NOTICE IS HEW
era*) lore and uttai

DUNCAN — A married man,.private oar at a gravel pit nesr.pre-sentence report. dfrelrald U 'Ir«"*rereo>

father of a four-year-old daugtv I Duncan Bienvenue appeared Magistrate Lance Heard ih*a ta uv* uadem

Mtoar (tea Arrlriag Daily toBy ijgp^l ttari rLTMOCTH

OiiRtry ud City

Pdf iaaHaaa aleerlBf, brakes. 1MB FOEll

STATION WAOQM-teewif aSaac-
(A braanh af Itoa Ftiraaer’a i*g. IMS PONTIAC—TaAor. V»

sttaMard, radto. ISM DODGE—
I ABAC SIB i 4r - btateap, VI (ti*. pawer

LAHVK HU oteartog. IBM FOBS SEDAN—

AUCTION v * Mb, raaa wbA. IMS OLDB-

. ra . U MOBILE IS eaflaB VS sale. ISM

RCXt WIBIESiAY CHEVROLET—gaad mater. ISM

■ VBEIMB CHEVROLET—ea la. MSS ACA-

IVCIIIMi TEN M * a a to. ISM PONTIAC—

APRIL 26, -*•

MAYNARD’S

FREE CAR AUCT10NEEB8

AUCTIONEEBS
SINCE UM

Vleteiia

BrHMi Calflalla Hyirt anl Ptwir Aflttiaiity
IflvitN Tulin (tr thi Filliwiifi

Etectrtool latasUsHno Work 11(1 (ddllkrat. WIBIatt*
SusaUtloo ...

creator* *nd uttan tavfaa cialara iihoii fadtaUUon . CQI233 k.» i( iiar

DUNCAN — A married man, private oar at a gravel pit near pre-aentenoe report. SSSE^Jra^tareta ““ Ma ** ^ n “ B, « o** - * *su. Arrow D*m *.. OQian m«f -a laa

father of a four-year-old daugtv Duncan. Bienvenue appeared Magistrate Lance Heard msra to tiw widcnigaad ixkuuit at 1T,< * btt rarer lawfatM Load tarattad Poorer c*w» BQMS kU j ritor

ter. Jmeph Raymond Bierv voluntarily tea Hne-up * .greed withOD^ Counjrel m** tow Ufa

venue, 21, of Chematnua. wag He wag Identified by the gin. Abater MacDonald although the ire *»■«*» mu dtajibut* m* u* » smih w . oiawiv mark** ** •fawdreoreKta mk'i* reran** i B n—n
convicted Friday on a charge of arrested and tile following day girl apparently had not suffered [f u h !5!?! a !i 'H Ib *‘i ?! g”"? *“ «•» sc Hydro ud Pmnr AtataMw aaia

indecent assault on a 15-yeer-oW I be elected to be tried . by a a great deal, she did not agree SJ25 Z£fS& m Sre" L B ’ c " ” M1 U:,t “

Duncan girl. magistrate. to the advances made by william unneth blsson. dwsiu may re aMatiw* *t ire re tre ~n man nurinnn an

Three hnur. after the inci-| Blerwenur will be aartenced'Bienvenue who had lured her a ’corare*, SriteoJK u2ta awi J' wft” U * C ' *“ MTU ' u ~'

dent, which took |daca . in a jin two weeks following a|tnfa>Uui car. * *m raiictrara. » ^

iv Sbvture. wu-

Ffaoi. »»• Rarrar* Start. Vmnoir L B.C.. l*l»p
tim (tor CCT*). Local 2817 (lor BQ'H.

BatllJ (SoUmict. Vtctorio. BC. Saturtioy, April 22, 1967

Naturalists
Co Afield

EDMONTON <CF> Southern mont rviral *ch<x>ln and roaultod
Alberta and southern Saskat- m traffic tieupa in ruznie cities,
chewan were getting back to, Calgary recorded * a record
noimal today after a three-day [low for April 21 of three above.

The younger section of the
junior branch of the Victoria
Natural History Society ^ill
meet at Douglas and Hillside
at 1:30 p.m. today for a field
trip on the Arbutus Ridge
Trail at Goldstream Park.

storm hjft a n*c«d »r>.wfall. The previous low was eight de-
and produced headaches for greet in 1927.
ranchers. Milder air moved into Alberta

Sunny skies and rising tern-, and Saskatchewan Friday fn»m
peraturea were recorded in theithe northwest,
western Prairies Thursday in A record 2T.7 inches of snow
I the wake of the storm that fell at Lethbridge in the Tues-
J clogged country roads, closed day - Wednesday - Thursday

WASHINGTON' (UPD — The necessary." to force Hanoi to
I- S. and its allies in Vietnam I accept a peaceful and honorable
agreed Friday to consider estab- settlement
hshing psychological warfare The foreign ministers of the
"nd propaganda groups to im- seven nations actively engaged
prove their world image by jin military operations against
i ountering the Communists’j the Communists in Vietnam
continuing campaign of distor -1 issued a communique designed
,,on and ealumny" against to leave no doubt they were
lhom determined to keep ihe military

They also reaffirpied their heat 00 Hanoi and the Viet Cong
resolve to continue their.mili- indefinitely. However, they also
tary and all other efforts, as renewed their Manila cunfer-
ftrmly and as long a* may be ence pledge last October to

[make •‘.‘ontinuing efforts” for
j peace.

lUanimilotinn problem mini nukratood

people throughout the world to
understand the complex nature
of the Vietnam problem.

Thai Foreign Minister Thanat
Kjoman said the Communists
are "trying to step up their
campaign on the propaganda
and psychological plane” be¬
cause of their lack of success on
the battlefield.

MANY (W N'TRIKS

Secretary of State Rusk and
Australian Foreign Minister
Hasluck said Communist propa¬
ganda misled people in many 1

NEW YORK <AP) - Tbe
American Stock Exchange said
Friday it is investigating the
possibility that trading in some
stocks had been manipulated.

Ralph S. Saul, exchange pres¬
ident, issued a statement lay¬
ing the investigation indicated
“certain customers, acting in
concert, were taking sizable
jxwition* in a small number of
securities. Other member* of
ihe public were then urged to
purchase the stocks on the
slrength of merger prospects,
favorable earnings forecasts or
technical considerations.

T1 BUC INTEREST

“As public interest was
aroused the prices rose, the
original group was in a posi¬
tion to sell out at substantial

profits,”

He added that the exchange's
Investigation also indicates that
unregulated lenders have fi¬
nanced to a significant degree
ihe capital needed by the per¬
sons engaged in these activi¬
ties.

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PARIS (UPIl — The perma¬
nent council on FYanro-Quebec
co-operation ended two days of
talks Friday “very satisfied’’
with the proepect that cultural
and scientific exchange pro-j
grams would be vastly in¬
creased next year between
Quebec and France,

No agreement* were signed at
the meeting which brough!
log ether representative* of the
Quebec and French govern¬
ments at the foreign ministry.

Quebec Deputy Federal-Pro¬
vincial Affairs Minister Claude
Morin who headpd the Quebec
delegation, dismissed as "far¬
fetched'' a press report that
Ottawa kept a watchful eye on
the meeting lest it infringe on
the Canadian government's
jurisdiction. Morin stressed that
the talks were entirely within
Quebec's jurisdiction.

PARIS CENTRE

A joint communique said tie
SO French professor* and
expert* sent to Quebec universi¬
ties for the 196S-B7 year would
be doubled In the next school
year. The communique added
the council favored the project
of establishing a documentation
centre on French Canada in

Paris and accepted in principle
a program of French Canadian
art exhibitions in Paris and
other French towns in years to

come.

The commission said it pre¬
pared the groundwork for the
sending to Quebec of experts in
the theatre, music and ballet
fields.

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Norlh Surrey
Den Rye
Cumberland

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Peohdon
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Burnaby

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Penticton
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Richmond
Miry I. Scott
Victoria
T. Semotiuk
New Westminster
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Summeriind
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Vancouver
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Nanaimo
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North Surrey
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Gavin 3. B. Palmer
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Gerald Pannleil
Victoria

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Royston
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Victoria

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Vancouver
Dick Van Den Bioek
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William Watson
Wast Vancouver
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Funeral aervion will be held
at 3:30 p.m. today at Hayward’a
chapel for former city aport*
man Jamee Lomae, 1R93 Holly¬
wood Creecent, who died Wed¬
nesday at 75.

Mr. Lomaa played both noccef
and cricket in the city after
coming here from England ea a
young man.

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j JJJJ Canadian LH. 10 year* ago, be
i«u became "host ” at Elmer
u£*n McEwan’a restaurant.
n “ d An active vkorker tor St.
t ||h Matthtas Anglican Church. One
Ov» of his hobbies was hand printing
4 pouter*, and be made many
mttam, tor the church and other
ii organization*.

K. Wood
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Garden Notes

Vsilti (Zolonisl. Vicior-o. b£ : u'dc. April 22. 19^7 J5

Fertilize \ow

By M. V. CHESN1 T

On* of the hazard* to early
strawberries is ground front during the*
critical Moesoming period. Hie straw¬
berry plants themselves are tough and
haw a high degree of resistance in
froat. but the delicate sex organs in the
open blossoms can be blighted if
temperatures at ground level drop even
a few degrees below the freezing point.

This danger la increased when the
soil between the plants and between the
rows has been freshly cultivated, tor
the cun s warmth stored In (he ground
Is lost very quickly in newly-starred soil.
For this reason, any cultivatin* that
needs doing should be completed well
ahead of blossom time.

Moat strawberry beds need same
attention In the spring, and the first Job
is to remove all deed leaves from the
plants, together with any rubbish or
litter which may have bksvn in. Then
prick over the ground lightly and
shallowly with a digging fork, at the
same time working In a dressing of a
good general fertilizer. Make sure it is
a garden fertilizer and not one
e*pe<ially formulated tor lawns; a lawn
fertilizer would stimulate the growth of
leaves at the expense of fruit. Many
cases of "all leaf and no berries" have

been traced to the use of the wrong
fertilizer.

One way of telling whether a
fertilizer is for lawns of for gardens la
by the numbers on the bag. If the first
figure is the highest, chances are it is a
lawn fertilizer. Thus. 20-5-5 or 10-6-4 or
2T-14-fi A ap5_for lawns, while 4-12-4 or 5-10-
5 or 6-6-6 mixes are for gardens. A
suitable doeage for a straw4>erry bed i»
about l‘s cupfuls per square yard.

After scattering dry bag fertilizer,
brush tlie plants over lightly with the
lawn rake to dislodge any of the
chemical eremites which may be
clinging to the leave*.

No fertilizer will be needed if the bed,
was mulched wih old rotted manure
after the autumn cleanup. In this case,
the lea surface disturbance now the
better, and aQ that is required >s to
take off dead leaves and clear away
any blown rubbish.

If you set out new strawberry plants
last faH. they should be looked over
carefully for evidence of heaving or
lifting during last winter's frosty spells.
The alternate freezing and thawing of
•oil tends to heave plants out of the
ground; any such lifted plants should be
firmed down with the feet.

Peach blossom is seldom blighted by
froat, even though peaches bloom early

in the spring Imagine this Is because
the blossom* are usually borne well off
ihe ground, high enough to escape
ground frusta, and because moat of us
grow our peaches against sunny walls,
which offer some frost protection.

• * *

We have a different blossom hazard
with peaches, though, lor the opening of
the blossoms often coincides with a
period of cold winds, when Insect
activity is at low ebb. Bees and other
pollinating insects tend to hole up and
go on a sitdown strike when the
weather is not to their hking. and
pollination may suffer. It Is a good idea,
then, to play Cupid to your plants and
doa little hand-polhnating

Among old-time English gardeners,
the traditional implement for this job
was a rabbit's tail tied to the end of a
light bamboo poie. I don't bstf# I'
rabbit's tail, so I use a Q-Tip, twirling
this gently In the eye of each bloosom
tn turn, thereby transferring pollen.
Faiing Q-Tlps, use a little swab of
cotton on the end of a too *1 pick

TTy* kinds of peaches we jfmsv
ordinarily in B.C. can set fruit with
their own pollen, so no "husband'* tre#
is necessary. Occasionally, though, "you
may ran «Efaaa an eastern variety such
as J. H. Hale which is self-sterile,
needing a mate of another variety
before fruit is produced.

VOU MEAN HE
- LCVES TO

The Little World of SHEILAH GRAHAM

Singing Spy Sought

HOLX.YWOOD (NANA) — Ace director Vlaeeaie Minnelli
will make a fast dash to Europe to find a sultry, seductive
charmer — who can also sing — to play Mata Hari In the
musical he will diract on Broadway for David Merrick. After
which,-Vincente will hang hi* hat at Paramount to guide
Barbra BirHanad through the film version of On A Gear Day
You Can See Forever. ... For Mata Hari, how about Sophia
Lerent I’m told she can ting, and it would be a change of
pace for her to perform on stage.

* * *

■eb Hap* Is going on the road to promote hi* film, Eight
on the lam. Then he'll be starling another one with Phyllis
Diller. The Private Navy of Sergeant O’Farrell. Phyllis,
currently convulsing herself in nightclub*, begirw her act
with, "You’ve heard of TwiggyT Meet the trunk!" She also
insists that Twiggy is not her Illegitimate son.

Stephen Beyd, pooped from so much filming In Depart¬
ment K, Austria, Germany and London — leaves the latter
city for Hong Kong. Tokyo and Australia an the 25th. for a
five-week j vacation. "I've never been ao tired in my IHe,**
he writes ... A poat card from Hardy Kroger in Switzerland
stating, “We are now three. The name Is Maimika.” He
doesn't say whether the baby is a boy or a girl. The name
Bounds like a girt.

* . * *

Vvea Meataad was offered >200,000 to make a picture in
Spain. He turned it down with the explanation that he had
decided Jong ago he would never work In a Fascist country.

A k *

At one time, aayd Vie Dnnsraa, who will be Dean
Mnrtia'a summer replacement on television, at one time he
pushed and pushed to be the number one. It galled Mm to
think (here were other singers who couldn't sing as well as he
who had achieved greater public acclaim. Today, he has
decided that as long as he does a good job — and he does —
to beck with being number one. He Is also happier in his
private life. Ha secs son Perry from his marriage to Piper
Angetl. And he ha* two children with his wife wife Jndy. "It'a
an unrewarding pursuit," sums up Damone, “The pursuit of
being number one. A happy private life la the moat
Important."

Lee Mania, whose hair gets whiter as hU aplrit pete
younger, Ireists that he will vacation alone in Tahiti after he
completes Point Blank. Mk-bele Trtala, his kmg-time girl ,
friend, looked aoreewhat sceptical when he said this ...
i oaaie FnaHs is having better luck with her fiance, Mike
Capaaegre, who gave her a gift for the girl who hat
everything, an alligator, or rather the skin of one. Gonnie is
turning the hide into shoes, bags, and belts.

* * *

Vaa Heftta believes there is no chance of a reconciliation
with his estranged wife, Fraacas, and despite the fact that
his play. Beer Island, will not begin rehearsals until Oct. 1,
he has left Hollywood for New York where it won’t be
surprising if he is seen in the company of actress Maumee
O'HaIlivaa. They have known c«ch other for years and now
that Van will aoon be free they may get to know each other
better. * • /

A A A

According to EdMh Head, long -lime style consultant for
the Academy Awards, the worst-dressed acteeu at th* affair
was Jaffa ChrisHe. "I did not sanction that dress,” she
assured me. With her white flat shoes and the skimpy Mack
and white dotted outfit, H did seem that Julie was on her way
to a gym session, rattier than to dish out the award lor the
beat actor. Nonetheless, I preferred her breathless
unrehearsed s p eech to the measured tonaa of Ottvta )k
HartBaad , , . Julie was the sound of today.

A A A

Jaa t «Uw. who co-atars with Chrtetl* and George Scat!

M Me and The Arch Kook Petulla, is still in Spain winding up

his second film. White Comanche In fwtr months. Me and Th*
Arch Kook Petulia will be made in San Francisco, and Jo*
wrltea thal he ia grateful because on weekends he will have b
chance to live in his beautiful home hfre. Because at the non¬
stop films abroad, Joe and wife Pat Mediae have been in it
for about three month* in Me past three years.

AAA

L'raaia M ad r as* la ona of th# several James Bonds bi
Casino Royal*. Quail* disguise! . . . And French director
■eaa (fair, at the age of 0 , has finally legalized tee name
from its original Laufe leia tteaiMt.

TOU BAY THW DfAI/TtFUL (BLAND
WITH GOLF, 9WMMUN0, 6AMBUN0
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HAVING TROUBLE?

JACK SMITH Hears from Hinckley Ridge

Buzzards Herald Spring

San Juan Capistrano
recently celebrated the annual
return of the swallows, a
phenomenon which has
recurred every March II

since tee building of tee
mission 190 years ago.

Southern California has
always been smug about tela
event, aa if in all tee work! it
* • i.w or!:- place birds

J'ked to come back to, spring
after spring.

Now I have a letter from
Robert C. Voaa, a former
resident of HlncMey, Ohio,
r ep o rt in g that • similar phen¬
omenon occurs every March
15 at Htoddey Ridge, a rooat

1051 HILLSIDE

OPEN FRIDAYS TILL I Ml

BEINO TBB AD.

cliffs outside Hinckley.

This ia tba anmnl return of
tha buzzards. It has been
going on at least stece tee
(tret white men pushed the
frontier into northern Ohio.
Modem inquiry has traced the
annual visitation Into the
mists of Indian legend.

a * a

True, tee buzzard, aim
k n own aa the turkey vulture
and carrion crow, is not 10
lovely a bird aa tee tittle
swallow. But tee buzzard is
the only bird that chooses to
come back to Hinckley, and
the Hinckley townsfolk have
taken this creature, ao often
deapiaed, to their baeoma.
Beautv is In the heart of the
beholder.

Voaa has cent me a history

of the buzzard story by Bob
Bardnrr. > writer and natural-
fat who Uvea on Thanksgiving
I Hill, 10 miles from Hlhckiey
1 Ridge.

Bardner’a tala recall! that
the return of tee buzzards
went generally unudeed until
nine years ago, when tee
Cleveland Press first took
note of the annua! homecom¬
ing and predicted it would
occur tee next March 15,
precisely.

As tee day grew near
Hinckley Ridge became the
cynosure of all Ohio, not to
mention Indiana and Pannayt-
vanla. Suspense mounted.
Skeptics scoffed "Hinckley
towns hi p was split d own Its
nnl middle.’’

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Some Hinchkleyites recoiled
from Identification with the
vulture, which they rejected
as ugly, odorous and gauche.
Qtecra hailed tee buzzard as a
noble beast and the servant of
Ml mankind.

AAA '

"The marvellous beauty of
their snaring, miles high on
mo ti onless six-foot wings,
riding the warm updrafts of
summer air," B ordner wrote,
"was extolled by post* aa the
dr e a m stuff of universal boy-
hood.*'

That March 15 wft a
Friday. Th* bus sards drfltM
on schedule. The Id low tog
Sunday — disaster. Vine
thousand Qfatoane th r ong ed to
Hinckley Ridge. Every facility
was swamped. Food and drink
vanished. Children fell into icy
atreams. Adults bogged down
to mud.

A .* A

"The buzzards of Hinckley
Ridge," says Bordner, "got a
welcome borne never squalled
even by the swallows of
Ca p istr a no. It waa the big¬
gest, most spectacular and
fantastic bird walk in all
history."

After that taste of celebrity,
Hinckley faced up to Its new
image. Hw first Sunday after
March 15 became known at
Buzzard Sunday. The schorf-
hca»e was wanned and
opene d to the chilled visitors.

A "buzzard breakfast" of
hotcakes. sausages and ooffee
waa served aR day. Special
police three ted traffic.

AAA

Today, says Bordner,
"Buzzard Sunday la a perma¬
nent toatitution to welcome*
the beginning of spring In
| northern Ohk».”

And never again will I hear
I that the swallows have come
back to Capistrano without
knowing, in the warmest
depths of my heart, teat tee
buzzards have come back to
Hinckley Ridge, and all over
' it ia spring.

1

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36 Bliltt tfdlnnisl. Victoria, B C., Saturday, April 22, 1967

Eminent Socialist Triumphs

Gaullist Nicked
In Sword Duel

oui debate Thursday by about -1 The two men refused to shake
an ct t or y mg; “Get ttwt cretin to shut! hands and Defferre said he re-

^ r Friday K.l *|up!” tused to withdraw his insult,

duel with swords In a suburban when ■*, refused to "Yes. he is a cretin,'' he said,

garden, them withdraw the Hwult, Rlblere, 45. and added:

had beem pale with fright. _ j fhB a enj?ed him and choaa the "It la congenital."

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Anii-Unity MP SSHea

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Debates SSSSSs

the duel to continue. The doc¬
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T • f] 1 Ribiere said afterwards: *1

Leaving Canada =s%rS££

^ dueL Next time—not that I am

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OTTAWA (CP)—Angus MacLean (PC—Queens) ***** how

said Friday he has seriously considered moving to "’secrecy TUTHm**! far toe
another country “In the best Interests of my children duel because even member* of
and my children’s children” if the government continue*

eroding traditions which millions of Canadians hold dear, duelling law if caught in the act.

Hie husky Prince Edward Is¬
lander, a wartime bcanber pilot
and former Conservative fish¬
eries minister, made an emo¬
tion-packed and moving appeal
in toe Comma* toat the gov¬
ernment not remove the desig¬
nation royal from the navy and
air force under the armed forces
unification bill.

Two of the sir key clauses in
the hU were approved as the
debate continued toward Its ter-1
miration date with the guillotine
rule set for Tuesday night.

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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1967

No. Ill—109th YEAR

By UPL AP

CHICAGO—Eighteen tornadoes ravaged northern Illinois Friday
night In the worst weather disaster in the area's history, killing
scores of persons and injuring 1,000.

At least 58 persons were known dead. Sheriff Joseph Woods said the death
toll In Cook County alone prctoably would exceed 100.

In BeMdrre. IU.. » mile*
northwest of Chicago ■< least
*0 peraum wore deed. Mayor
Clair M. Hetland said "Score*
cf children" were misting and
he feared (hey might be dead.

National Guardsmen were
ordered into three Chicago
auburba and Into BeMdrre.

»»»*'»»

Students who nought safety in Meidere, Ml., high school flee with parents after twister struck

May Go
To China

Speckled area marks path of devastation

Ottawa Willing
To Discuss
Indian Status

up In both Bel Vittore and Oak

My im TANG, Spdrta Editor ^ BACK

Sandown Park will open for its 13th ntmacm of The tmsdn hit BeMrWe at
thoroughbred radng on Sept, 1«. ^“SLbS “b^^sSS

Queried in Vancouver by teiaphooe Friday night ***** M * n J r r,n b * ck ,nh1 «*"*
about reports that the B.C jockey Club and North wjTm

Saanich munkipaUty had resolved their difference*, , cafeteria. But othrra r «.c.i
Ken McConnell, commissioner ae cr e ta ry of the B.C Wo the ktnry end were cut
Radng Commission ended memtha of speculation. in** *** ***" wW4ow *

- -YOU caa axpeat." MoCbnnrfl Soma were cruriwd when Sr

told Tha Dally Onkmlat. "a ***** "O'* lifted and burled

Fran iP-lmicn

The Greek army plunged Into the long-seething
political turmoil of Greece Friday under a state of
riege proclaimed by King Constantine and set up a
new government with military leaders in key positions.

The M - year - oM monarch I “ '

OTTAWA (CP )- Indian Af
fairs Minuter Lahg aakl IW
day night be haa written Munici¬
pal Aftafcs Mtotiater Campbell c t
British Columbia asking lor Mr.
CMmuba fl 'a vtoww on acif-govern-

Vancouver
All Ears
To Police

made early next week that
hone-main ■ wiU continue at
Sandown Park tide yaar. (See
aba Page 12)

"Tlw mman wtl open on
Sept. II hni Own win Ha It
days of raeing ending an Oct
M. Thaee Were the date*
obtahied lor Sandown by the
B.C. Jockey Club Ih a formal
appRcaSoa made last Deaam-

Puerto Rican
Admits Tie'
To JFK Plot

VANCOUVER (CP)— Vaw-
rowver pMIce chief Ralph
I toto t rnmpUinl rrtSay that
city pel lea *n helag hogged.

The chief told the reyeT
eemmleeiee ew lavaalee ef
privacy that criwdmla a ad
h wa law aa flrma are lawdhf
the farce's privacy hy mosl-

I patella bon about whether
there would be racing at
Sandoww this year actually
began Mat Oct. II, when a tit*
destroyed the main ambles.
Thirteen thoroughbreds valued

- - _ MAN PA AP ) - A Pur* a, (ha Indian AM

Jgety and a dog Rio* daacribad as a Comma- « to prepnratton

A as ngi s "*■* M*** C*** *** Mr. LMng aakl he wrote Mr.

f mtfrs of controv ersy Saturday' Campbell because fee B.C. cebi-

os< minister bed quoted him in
a public speech aa riiawtog no
interest In the Idea.

He told Mr. Campbell in the
letter that the federal govern¬
ment la most interested In mu¬
nicipal systems tor reserves.

NEW Ydn&’tAP) — Red
hatred Svetlana StaUna, only
daughter tg tha laic Russian
dictator, arrived Friday as S
defector beat her Soviet home¬
land.

"I have conw here to seek
the seK-ax press lor that has
been denied me la Russia," she
said In a' statement climaxing
her fflght which had taken bar
to India. Itgly. Switzerland and
finally the.U.S.

LTITU AOCRWT

Behind her in Mas sow. Mias
Stalina left her two aMldren-
She saM: "Let God help them.
.1 know they will not njtet me

John F. Kennedy.

Lula Castillo. M. waa pre¬
sented Friday by officials of the
PMUipine National Bureau of
Investigation to scare local
t epertor s after NBI agents said FEDERAL FEAR

I* had confessed under qoea- Mr. Laing said Mr. OampbeU gggHRHBMRRgRBR
tvntog that: seemed to suggest that the re-

• He had been In Daliaii, serve lands be turned over to
Tex., at the time of the 1*3 Individuals rstbar than the In- Armed Bandits
Kennedy aaaaaainattan and had dian band beftxe achieving mu- _____ _

been given a rifle to hoot "a niolpal status. Rob Hotel Clerk,

The federal government was

fearful tost the reserves might NORTH VANCOUVER (CP)
fall more and mere into the — Two armed bandits escaped
hands of a few individuals. I with about 64,100 Friday when
“These are lands held by the they robbed a female clerk at
gey Crown for the Indiana and I the Olympic Hotel,
i f n have laid down a general policy The bandits took the money
■m at no more land sales We want from Mrs. Violet Freeman in
am to develop them. There is 6,000,- the office of the hotel about 4
'000 acres involved. p.m. and fled in a oar.

AH Monrnttom media were
subject to cenanrship and polltl-,
eat and press offences would be
tried by special court martial.

The drastic resort to military
dletaftnrsMp apparently was an
attempt to end nearly two yens
of intense political struggle and
an erosive threat to the mow
Braky ns if.

• He entered the Philip¬
pines In the guise of a Filipino

will whit lor «*t." gitlsl

A round-twoed woman of 4 2.

Mbs Stalina smilingly declined
to aay whether she has been T ****
granted her wish tar perm a- thanln
neat asylum in the United Trawl
States- In Engttrii. with rsla-

Sudin'n daughter in New York

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Sam Campbell, who make*
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son-in-law, James Gallic, Is 104.
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* * *

Advance publicity on the
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* * *

Pioneers are to be honored at
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United Church Hall.

Each of toe honored guests
may Invite one other person as
an escort, explained Mrs.
George Williamson, who has
been In charge of arrangements
for the pioneer group.

* * ★

Mayors Fred Bishop and Lei
Hammer, together with city
council members and their
wives will welcome toe pio¬
neers. and the mayors will
present toe medallions

Of the 87 special guests. 7

more. In addition to Mr Camp¬
bell, are ovet 90.

There's Henry B. Currie, who
at 93 still has a big garden and
serves as an officer of Knox
Presbyterian Church, rarely
missing any church event.

* ★ *

Malcolm Burley, who is tix|
months younger than Mr. Cur¬
rie, is less active, but he and|
hla wile Caroline are both i
nlegtoia tor medallion*

Mrs. Ellen Young, who is »1.
was born at old Fort Victoria,
and new lives here with her
daughter.

Mrs. Charity Manning is the
mother of a woman who is
arranging the ceremony.

Shaumiean Lake School

Ugly Duckling Pretty Show

DUNCAN — Three plays were
presented during the second
evening of the Cowlchan Schools
Drama Festival, taking place in
the hi£t school auditorium oh
James Street.

The outstanding iierfrmanre
of the night wes The Ugly
Duckling, a one-act comedy i
portrayed by Shawnigan Lake 1
Roys' School.

DELIGHTFUL

Director was P. H. Joaselyn.

Adjudicator for the week-long
festival B. R. Robb remarked:

"It la a delight when everyone
is working. “

He picked out one actor, Glen
Thompson, 15. for special com¬
mendation. .. ,

ROYAL JOB

Glen played the part nf the
king.

"The king gave an amazing
perform a nce,” said Mr. Rota.
‘"Ihe motivation of though* was
much more mature then what

O'Brian. “It la a great under- formed by more mature stu-
taklng." aakl Mr. Robs. dents.

"I would like to encourage Commenting on the second
more Canadians to write about performance of toe evening. All
our history.'* Hands on Deck, enacted by

But his main criticism of toe Duncan Elementary students,
play wit that entrances were Mr. Roes said it was an
ak>w. He suggested it be per-! interesting production but that

It suffered from “lack of
involvement.’*

The three productions Friday
were The King in the Kitchen,
Cobble Hid Elementary; Royal
Magia, Gibbins Road Elemen¬
tary; and Johnny Nightmare,
Duncan Elementary.

“Heaven's yes. mother's celebrating his 90th birthday,
spry," the woman said "She's' Two others to be honored here
here now. She just dropped in are living elsrvvhere. Aomori
for tea. Kirby Goodings is in Nanaimo, i

And the day the organizer He was Dorn in 1876. Henry
railed on Thomas Fox regarding 'woodward, now living in Vic-|
his medallion, he was delighted loria. will be 100 years old Dec.
to be able to tell her he was 3.

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE — Plans
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President C. J. Curds aaid toe
week-long event will commence
May 27 with a parade through
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June 1 toe annual flower
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evening is an opera pertor-
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CROFTON — "No boy will be
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author and director Mi ss F. ] on the ShawnigaivMiU Bay]

! Road.

The caravan will be greeled

Big Flip

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-m-y yt will be held in the hal the

m following evening, and Tuesday

-* ardent fishermen are invited to'

take part in a fishing derby.

The driver of a convertible---

got sway with a head cut and a . _

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evening after rolling toe car X».AfT<ty!5

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Abraham Dekker, >12 Beach
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car went out of control and

rolled three ‘ftpea, travelling a CROFTON — "No boy will be
distance of 332 feet. turned away." Carey Adams,

RCMP highway patrol said secretary' of the Cowichan
the northbound car came to rest Valley Minor Hotkey Associa-
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wrong side of the road tiis week.

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Dekker wasn't wearing one. Nanaimo Minor Hockey League
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___ The association met to the

_ , _ Crofton Com minify Centre to

1 hX-KepOrter elect Tom Campbell of Ore-
■_ T ,, . mSinus a s president; Earl

JNOW Counsel Morels of Duncan, first vice-

president; Del Bertrand of
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O SAFEWAYj

"Knowing Clay ax an indivi- aw European Asaucialion both
dual, hr probably will changej said they would sit tight until
his mind 14 times getting from j something happens.

Louisville to Houston.” said » lf e* , iUe is *«.!.„* vs
Robert Evans Louisville attor- ctnt ■■ „ u , bbrc spokesman,
nry and president <4 the WBA. "and elimination bouts »re hHd
He skint want to anticipate we , ha „ *, sift at least one Eu-
any.hng. ropean boxer be Included. Thi*

"Rut If Cley were to go to obviously would be tVest G^r-
)■' I for five years, es rep ried.imany * Karl Mlldanhergcr, the
we would !t"\p to lake .some European champion.”

Yankees Again Lose
To Rookie Southpaw

Raxed Sundown barns will be rebuilt

recognized Ernie Terrell asj ■_£ ■ ■ r x

heavyweight champion, prior to ■ ^ I *1 AJI

Terrell's loes to Clay, moat ring ■ W \\ 4k k*/

followers cluck with the statej
commission In recognizing Clay, i

H r.’n DETERMINED

The heavyweight king, who Is ■ ^

seeking to evade Army service ■ J __ _ _ I

as Muhammad Aii. a minister W} flf 11 O I O

‘4 Islam, insists that he wiO re- I J I I II I ^

fuse to take the oath when he
is called up for induction at J|

Houston Awil 28.

He said he not <>■> would de- \invTR«-'»t
dine to take the oath but also "”*■

would mfu r to t ke .be Me;, '*«™"*t* >" f? 1 * »*"”*>"* *~'
(orwani when hi. name is 2^

called Authorise, say such ac- ^* nky ^ fuial ’?*

lira. is punishable by a prison different approaches to Friday
term of five years or a fine of P rac,,CM ' bui the end result
910.000, or both. wm * ** me -

”1 will not disgrace my re- Fnr Montreal Canadiem. who
ligion, my people <c myself by trouncc< * Toronto Maple Leafs
becoming a tool to enslave timae' 6 " 2 Thursday night, attendance
who are fighting for Justice. ■* practice was optional, but
equality and freedom." Ctoy ,l>r *he Leafs it was compul-
sakl in a news conference ini *ory.

LouhvWe Thursday. 1 PERFECT ATTENDANCE

EVEN CHIT'AIX) j It made no difference to

Dooley said If Chy's title « regulars and five

declared vm ant. leading substitutes, because everyone

tenders would be thrown into the showed up for an abbreviated
series of eliminations. These workout

would include such fighters as 1 ’’Sure it was an optional prac-
Floyd Patterann, George Chu-’tice.’* Toe Blake, the Montreal
valo n| Toronto, Terrell, Zora coach, said after the workout.
Folley. Thad Spencer, Joe Fra- , "But I guess no one likes to
ner. Hanry Cooper and MiMeo-|gt»y in seclusion in the country,
borger. They were all waiting at the bus

Y*nkee-kiliars used to be against Mel Stnttlemyr*. who 1 into a second-place tie. Moving
icaxre and Jamous hut now that had pitched shutouts-in-his first ahead of them were the Detroit
the mighty have fallen they are two starts to give New York j Tigers, who blasted Minnesota
plentiful and can only get a Yankees a better-thao-expected I TVins. 12-4. The Twins never
start Inwards becoming famous start. recovered aher Tony OWvi lout

by handling the former scourges Rohr wasn't quite as good a third-inning home run when
of the American league. yesterday, but he was good he passed Osar Tovar on the

Re that as it may. 21-year-old enough. He struck out sever), base path.

Rill Rohr of the B.wton Red Sox walked only one and scattered! Tovar stoDoed between first
at least has taken two giant eight hits effectively in besting 1 *^ Ktcond base, and the

^ J * ,gUe . StotUemyr ** J previously-elated Oliva ran right

b sebaJl,security j ; a rureacoring double and ajby him as the ball he hit landed

The rookie lefthander; who two-run homer by Dalton Jones'in the upper right-field deck
beat Whitey Ford with a one- dM moat of the damage for the ran right hy him as the ball he
h t or in his first major-league Red Sox. hit l. nd-d in the ubper rigt-

■tart, was matched yesterday | Defeat knocked the Yankees field deck.

apparently overcome a weak¬
ness he displayed when he first
joined the defending Stanley;
jCup champions two months ago.

decision which of his veteran
netminders will face the hot
Montrealers today.

Terry Sawchuk was replaced
by Johnny Bower near the five-
minute mark of the third period
Thursday night after Montreal's
no fifth goal. Sawchuk was re¬

moved because of fatigue and
ari ankle bruisp, Imlach said.

"They'll know who's going to
start just before they take the
ice Saturday,” Imlach said with
a grin. "Maybe I'll let them
make up their own minds after
the warmup.”

THE

FAIRWAY

By Bank Computers

Handicapping Made Easy

MONTREAL —- Handicap chairmen and
their committees across the country will now
have help from Bank ot Montreal computets
in calculating golf handicaps. G. Arnold Harl,
chairman and president, said the bank has
introduced a new service "to relieve golf
clubs of the chore of calculating handicaps."

The program was developed with the
approval of the Royal Canadian Golf Asso¬
ciation, at the Board of Trade Country Club
ins Toronto, where it received enthusiastic
support. The service has hern endorsed for
countrywide sppUcation by the . ROGA,
whose rules will a|iply.

Twice monthly, participating golf club*

will receive summaries of members' handi¬
caps calculated hy computers at the hank's
Genie centres in Montreal. ^Toronto and
Vancouver. Clubs and golfers 'will be ship
to use these summaries both to ascertain the
handicap and to post new scores.

In addition, individual handicap cards wifi
he provided for members of clubs affiliated
with the provincial golf associations and Hie
RCGA. and cards will be renewed automati¬
cally at least once a month. The cards will
he valid for tournament purposes.

Each of ihe bank t 94S office* in Canada
act as retay points for the rational
Genie - centres.

At the risk of being; arraigned on charges ef spreading
alarm and despondency I must confess that I believe there are
only four British golfers technically equipped to conquer the
world

Tli.it is one hell of a cigim lor so seemingly a small point
as a man's putting style, but I l^lieve it to be sorrowfully true.

It s no coincidence that while South Africa has produced
Gary Player, New Zealand Bob Charles, Australia Bruce

pltrtied by Bob Vcale which
gave Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-1
Nic'ory over Chicago Cubs.

New York Met*, beaten by the
veteran rlghthandei* nine
straight times in 3h*»a Stadium,
scored five runs off Jim Bur¬
ning In the second inning and
went on to a 8-1 decision over
Philadelphia Phillies

In Los Angeles, baseball's
|longest strash came to an end.
The Dodgers were rained out of
•heir woheduled game against
St. Louis Cardinals. It was the
first tipie since they moved
from Brooklyn at the atari of
ihe 1951 Mason that rain had
gfcrvented even an ittnit* being

Devlin, Japan a number pi honourable mentions and America
a whole new generation of . hard-hitting potential champions,
Britons have been coniptacenily contemplating their glorious
past and doing nothing about the future.

What they cannot seem to get into their heads Is that to be
• pretty good professional gpilfr In BntaM la to set one s sights
on becoming a parish councillor instead of Prime Minister.

Tn rank now. in ihe fast-expanding world of golf, you hav»
to have made your mark outside the Rfanile circle bounded
by Wentworth in the west and Royal St. George s in the east.
Tou have to play, and damn-near win. in such inconvcnktof
Venues as Johannesburg, Taipeh, Tokyo. Sydney. Mexico «tj
and Bermuda before proving you're just as good as the raut
man in the ultimate tests in Florida and California.

Where, friends, la the Briton who's done that? Answer:
nowhere. So while you think up your theory, just listen to my.

Rased on Old Cliche

It's based on experience of golf all over Ihe world and a
cliche. I>e Jived with lor the past 40 years: ‘Drive for shew,
putt for dough."

The*| Is hope, cetjajniy. in the greater number of Bmtislg
youngster* who sf? nhw getting out to the far corners otfThe
world !n the winter. But what amazes me is that nearly all of
them cortie home with precisely the same putting-style with
which they went.

They follow-through after striking the hall on the greens.
And there, in a single-sentence which may srall Wound like the
ultimate in over-simplifications, is my explanation of why Brit¬
ain isn’t winning more than the occasional laurel overseas.

Let me Immediately warn my British readers against
leaping out of their chair* and instantly changing their putting
method from the smooth-long-follow-through to the abrupt stab
which sees the putter-head atop dead on impact.

In Britain, where ihe greens are the truest and fastest in
the world, you can use htla method with good effect till the cow*

In PfUrick Cup Plfiy

about it,” Imlach said,

VANCOUVER — Seattle,
Totems took a 2-0 lead in the
best-of-seven Western Hockey
League playoff final Friday

Today's National Hookey
League fltaelry Cop playoff
game kotwoei Tneaato and
Montreal at Montreal mm bn

anno on Channel* 1 and •
starting at I4M a.as.

no home ice because of altera- jCanuok*' Brian Hextoll tried
ttons being made at Vancouver Larry Lund for size.

Forum. Larry Cahan and Barry Wat-

Defenceman Noel Pickard son gave the Canucks a 2-1
broke a tie midway through first-period lead after Chuck
the final i period when hit Holmes had put Totem* ahead,
screened shot from the point got lUcn iico Boehm put Canucks
past goalkeeper A1 Smith on the two goals in front in the second

played

Cunucka, 44, in a fight-filled I
game.

The series far the Pqfnek CUp

running his squad through a 45-
minute light skirmish.

"We have to win one here and
it might as well be Saturday.”
Blake was inclined to agree

Hard to Beat

Hustling fullback play by Don
Mclnttuh hs« been a big
reason why O'Keefes won Pa¬
cific Coast Soccer League
championship this season. Mc¬
Intosh will be counted on
again today when Victoria
dub meet# North Shore in
playoff semi-tinai It’s at Mac¬
donald Park, atari# at 1 p.ra.

CaUlursi*

cwvsiuid xa an ns-s u •

Sacionl. Coan* i«. WWhls ktne
tn <?>. Burwuf it. im Mcfirtaar

Rptiaer" 'S'. McDowtll. Alien SI

sad Sim*. Ham* .«*. C.Uroods -
fctosl '#*»'. 11 * 1 ': Cleveland

second goal of the game.
TEMPERA FI-ARE

Bob Cook of the Canuck# and
Larry Hale of the Totem*
started a first-period hassle
which soon involved practically
every player on both cluba.

PCL Baseball

Ball i more

Hunter >* Altai
Phuabua SI. Wan
Ktrbabarrm Br>me
Utaper iZai

aw sat au is 13 a

ini wn tan ] 4 S
id Kras. Meyer S-L
Olson <*• and Lerha
t. SaalUe Wank* ( l*(t.

SOLUNAR TABLES

«1 club out- Thrw? Gor * e mlnor » o0c * r
rival by a ,e “ ma ,re provincial

1r titles this weekend at Kinsman

go with the par * in North Vancouver,
irought Mm For Cuach Larry DeCostn'a
pr . Division UT team it will ke a

do. I can't third try, previous finals being
res and ex- reached when the club was
entered in the sixth and fourth
•divisions.

rill continue I In «ch of tixwe two tales the

togatien Va- "P***** 40 " cam * ,he

tough Grandview Legion tram
tas figured Vancouver. Grandview didn't
ht Mantraal i make It past the league playoffs
the tail endi^ 1 * >* sr and Gor * e wil1 P**F
ton and the Burnaby Westbums an Sunday
ron again*! « U:» a m
in the aemi- Also in the finals are On

come home. It la only when you go abroad, particularly into
tropical and sub-tropical region* wher* the climate has trans¬
formed eoarae-grasi greens into slow pile carpets, that the
British style is exposed as useless

From Hong Kang to Atlanta, Georgia, you have to rap the
ball and not roll it. If you roll It the most minute blemish at
Impart—a sixteenth of an Inch error on a long putt for example
- will become so exaggerated that your ball can (Irtish five feet
abort, past or wide. You simply relinquish all control over the
putt’s Journey If you insist on taking the British putting style

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MONTREAL fUPD-Natianal
Hockey League scoring cham¬
pion Stan Mikila has been
named by the Hockey News as
the player at the year.

abroad.

It bewilder* me that so many intelligent young British
golfer, fail to see M. It it costing them thousands of rands,
dollars and yen every year.

Four with a Chance

So. In surveying the British golf scene tor the young men
capable of raising- Ihe Union Jack over a tew foreign club¬
house*, J restrict myself to four players whoa* putting styles
give them a chance:

Neil Coles, George Will, dive dark and Peter Townsend.
I add the name of a fifth-Tony Jacklln- because TbellRve he is
the best and toughest young newcomer Britain has round in
five yean.

I do naLketyeve that w« shall see W*ethc* ToOnaend is to
become a world-br*tor for at least four vbhesj Mtofc the game
applies to Clark, for'Vith these youngstergAave gfr. i—‘- g

tn change their natural swings

A.M.

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fessional cBctttt.

For heaven* sake, why? Henry Cotton taught himself golf
and h’B swing hasn’t changed throughout all his brilliant years
from boyhood to the status of lone elder statesman. Natural
golfers don't need to be taught. I've never had a lesson In my
life. I’ve received—and offered- plenty of tips abaut the game.
But that should be the start and end of it

Happily Coles and Jacklln are now anfficientiy experienced
campaigners to know the truth or my words and to have
escaped the doubtless well-meaning intentions at thoae who
want to change the fundamental* of their styles. It is to these
men that I look for Britain's biggest successes of the next 12
months at home and abroad.

Thera are many other name* that will probably flash
to the tore during our own British five-month season. But let
us no longer delude ourselves that fame in our own backyard
means much to the re#* nf the world. The real challenge to
America now is coming from the Far East and if Britain is
to stay in the race we’d better learn to aocept the fact that
we must rethink our putting principles. For putting, at world
level, la the key to winning golf.

Claremont Wins

□aremoot bays defeated Uoy
versfty Sobool, S»-237, Thurs¬
day in a track meet at Wort
Point Oval.

MONTREAL (CP) - Frank
Selke Jr., said today he is
"aocnewhst surprised" by a
Thuraday announcement that he
will join the Califomifa Seals for
Ihe 1987-68 expansion season of
the Ntititn! Hockey League, as
eiecutiva vlce-preridenl

The amounaemant was mode
In Oakland, Calif.

"In my view, the announce-i
merit was somewhat premature
because negotiations had hot'
been finalized and I had hoped!
to have them settled before the
end nf the Stanley Cup finals,”
Selke said.

"There are three or four ar^as
t/ negotiate* tint w* haven’t
talked about.”

These are not financial, said
Selke, who now Is vice-president

. i charge nf aalei promotion for 1
t-i* Canadlen Arena Co., which

owns Montreal Canadian* at the
HHL.

"I have been given penqis-
t' xi by the company to negoti-
cte with tie Seals."

The Thuraday announcement
was made by Barry Van Gerbig.
the 27-year-old mHlionatre, who
also said he has taken over own
erttiy of the Seals

PreVfausly, he owned the team
jofotiy with the Shasta Oorp.
v/hlch owns the Ice Follies and
c. San Francisco pro soccer

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Stupich

‘Forest Industry
Blind to Future’

NANAIMO —Dave Stupich. He claimed he was the first to i admitting it now,” said Mr.
Nanaimo ML A, claimed that announce the $150,000,000 inaut- Stupich.

Premier Bennett knew a year ticiency, and that Premier "All the figure* I used a year
ago, that finances for the Bennett had not denied the'ago proved right," he claimed.
Columbia River project would statement. Mr. Stupich was making his

be insufficient. "He knew it then, and he's Report of the MLA to an NIX 1

meeting in the CCF hall.

000 He said that the moat impor¬

tant issue in B.C today is not

Berger Tells Local 8
Keep on Organizing

NANAIMO — A group of
members of the Independent
Pulp and Paper Worker* cf
Canada was advised to “go out
and organize the low-wage
earners” by a candidate for
leadership of the NDP.

The Canadian union k in s
dispute with «h B.C. Federation
o f Labor-supported Pulp-Sul-'
phtte aidcn (CLC) at Harmac.

Tom Berger of Vancnuver
apoke to the pulp workers and
their wives, as he addressed a
meeting at Nanaimo.

BROTHERS

He told unionists to forget
fratricidal tendencies.

Mr. Berger, who has
announced hia intention at run¬
ning against Robert Strachan
fw the NDP leadertetfp in June,
■aid drastic change* should be
made in the Labor Relations
Act

He said before it to certified,
a union should prove that its
cfmatitudnn provides ter demo¬
cratic representation at the
majority in its leadership.

LEGAL BIGHT

The Canadian union has been
(Sable to get certification at
Harmac. where the Intema-
ttonal Brotherhood of Pulp,
Sulphite and Paper Mill
Washers, with a handful of
members, to bugateiiiK agent.

Mb. Bar gar complimented
Daws Stupich. Nanaimo MLA.
for having the respect at
members of both political sides.

He wtoo complimented him for
hia fortivight statement in
which Nk Stops oh aadd. "At the
moment I’m supporting Bob
Strachan, and I expect I w4U be
in June."

DAVE BO LID

Mr. Berger Answered, "You
always know where Dave

'‘There is no middle group
who holds title to thto party,”
he said.

“I wouldn't be running if a
great many people hadn't urged
me to run," he said after
complimenting Mr. Strachan'*
work for the party since 1955
when he first became leader

LAW TEAMS

He referred to claims of his
inexperience, refuting them by
saying his 10 years In law and
hu year as MP, had given him
much experience.

"The focus of political leader¬
ship acmes Canada to chang¬
ing.”

. He referred to the technologi¬
cal world developing, and the
importance of being able to
funtion in a computer world.

SOME BUM

He wrid a man with no acc eaa
to a computer by 1*70, will not
be in a position to make
decisions.

"We've got to make sure we
retain control I of man's place
over the machine-age econ¬
omy)" he stressed.

Attacking the Bennett govern¬
ment, he claimed that for
$27,000,000 an area larger than

Berger

fwllutian, but sometoing almost
ignored — reforestation.

★ ♦a

The importance he claimed
was the lack of proper refores¬
tation, in spite of warnings that
extend back 22 yean, in a
report- by Chief Justice Sloan.

Another report 10 year s later
disclosed no real progress since
1945 .

Mr. Stupich claimed a de-
csesae in percentages on money
spent In the industry for re¬
search, compared against the
increasing expansion of the
industry.'

* A A

In same cases the amount
Itself decreas e d, he stated
"250,000 board feet a year are
lost, due to improper reforesta¬
tion.”

This, he claimed, was 25 per
cent of the total amount of
timber cut.

Only 25,000,000 trees are
planted, as against the 75,000,-
000 that should be. He said.

“The government has let the
people of B.C. down, by not
planting these trees,” he ex¬
claimed.

New Brunswick was said to the

U.S.

"He got taken to the cleaners
— he got hosed,” he said,
claiming not enough money was
obtained to do a good job on the
Columbia River project.

He said that valuable timber
was lost, because of inabiMy to
get It out before flooding, and a
further less of firfi resulted
from *w pollution of the waters.

Buttle Pact
Almost Set

"H ever there was an appro¬
priate year ffor a leaderlripj
contest) thto Is it
"1967 to an off-year for
•toetkna.” he explained
He said the reason he had not
mnounced hia inffenttans psesi-
o—ly was that Mr. Strachan
had been in the legislature, and
this would have damaged his
ability to function with liie
support cf toe NDP.

He aald tout toe trouble with
the Conservative party, was
their lewder* would not agree to
the same system enjoyed by
NDP, to having an open contest
tor teadensap.

Lands and Parnate Minister
WiUtotao announeed Friday af¬
ternoon toal only the final word¬
ing of a setfiemetti to the Buttle
1 ajr Weatesn Mines pollution
dispute remain to ba worked
out.

Both Western Mines —d the
Campbell River Witter Board
have agreed to abide by a ten¬
tative settlement drawn up earl¬
ier this week, said Mr. WlUto-
tflte.

DEADLINE

A 5 p m Friday dead!— bad
been set for raMfluatitsi by the
Brins'! board of directors and the
retire m a snb a rte rip of the water
board.

Campbell River residents have
been waging • sucoareful court
Hgiri to atop dimpfng of nriae
tailing* in Myra Qwk which
nn Into Buttle Lake, which fas

turn supplies water for Campbell
River

The settlement tentatively
agreed on thto week would avoid
a lengthy, expenteve final fight
in the Supreme Court of Canada.
WORD TAKEN

The a g reement cal* for is¬
suance at temporary permits for
W e ster n Mto— to operate, an in¬
dependent study by Toronto con¬
sulting e mto e c r Dr. George
Langford, a pubttc hearing by
toe Pollution Central Board, and
a binding decision by toe board.

Mr. WiBtoton retd that though
toe deadine had paresd with¬
out final wordin g of the agree¬
ment, he had accepted file word
of the nrioe and w a ter baud
pbsi M that toey had wMtod
the matter.

matt will be a tg n ed Monday or
Tuaaday.

Tireless

Work

Recalled

NORTH COWICHAN
— Council members
■nambied to a brief
canmony at the Chernai-
nus Library, Elaine
Dobbyn Branch, and
hung the picture of Coun.
Dobbxn who died last
August.

In pre se n ting the framed
photograph to Gbetnainus
bead librarian Mrs. Ernest
Doumont, Coun. Margaret
Roberteon recalled Own.
Dobbyn as an untiring worker
far the welfare of the entire
muni cipality of North Cbwi-

* * *

She was the first woman
councillor of toe muntolpailty 1
which was established to 1*73.

Coun. Dobbyn bad entered
municipal politics at to* end
at 1KL.

9m was bread to retire
becatwe of to hea l th two
months b efo re bar death.

Own. Robertson wan
elected to serve out Coun.
Dobhyn'a term which would
have ended ai the close of this
year.

Big Job for Ferry Fitters

Home for visit is ferry Atrevida, getting annual refit
at shipyard on Nanaimo’s Newcastle Channel. She
is on Texada-Powell River run. She was built for
Gabriola Xsland-Nanaimo run in 1930 by the Higgs
Brothers. She was named after a Spanish ship. She

was replaced on the Gabriola run by a larger vessel
in 1956. The original Atrevida was the ship of
Alexandre Malaspina, Spanish explorer who looked
around the B.C. coast in 1791. — (Agnes Flett)

Bat No Explanation

Cloud Rolls In for Cash

By MAST TAYLOB . ...
PORT ALBERNI — TW osriy
dieeppote—n—t wX toe Vanoou-

w fetond oentaretiai Joy art
fltoUritoxi's opening, wee the
■bs s nss cri toe judge* to expiate)

Gariy Zcweniuk. a young Port
Albenri arttot to Me tilted yaar
of st udi re at toe Vancouver tot
School, waa awarded toe U0O
Brat prise, ■ weeded by Mao-
KQUa Btoedei Lid., far Ms
canvas. The Big Cloud Damn
RoUtag to.

pictures cboeen from 444 entries
received from aM over Vancou¬
ver Ialand and toe Gulf Mends.

A collage by C. M. Metcalfe
of Nanadmo, entitled Blue a'
Green waa popular among ab-
titiri works, white lovers of
nature revetted to the works of
Gaor*e Jenkins of Victor*.

* * *

Several works by Alton Dev-
Of tot Albenri Vkflay
pointed up the versatility sad
■tee touch cf tote very relented

e

Anguish Still Remembered

The content will p rovide $35
prises for toe wwfcn of toe
two tevortt* ptohros. But It
oemot be denied tote The Big
Oxjd will not easily be forgot¬
ten, and could never be con
fused arito any of Hie otiwr

L. J. Wallace. dbeteman of
B.C.'s r—tensitel a—mUtes
°t*—ad toe sKate, re a h f ure d to
mamban tri toe riitaenri Valley

w shrites by H. Vine**
of Victoria and Hrerrid
cf Graos pntidad —-

More News
Of Island
On Page 11

WUMnaon

Island

Scene

"I've tackled mayors and
aldermen at one time or knottier
over the past 20 years," latched
•tea WUaea, long-time renpiqyes
at toe city of Port Atom, an
Ms retirement... Dean Bn—dy
took hia mother, Vera Baaariy,
and his aont, Stoat Bleaks,
both from Adelaida, to • Union
Bay women's gatoering . . .
GermM Weltoara, head at toa
Ooerichan Forest M—sum. is
happy about donation of a log¬
ging locomotive , . . Jaress —4
Qltert Sailer won a prise in
Deluetet'a annual talent show
. . . Dan Wltolae— is (Htedent
Ot the A feral Valley Booting
CM).

By HABIB C ADO BETTE Abbey, and The Chapel by J.i

large paintkig at The Chapel, be . . ... . _ j . . _*i

tMfou of the artist, caught to Amttar
the war, ahnoet dead from

tear—tire. * * *

The artist, Caesar, waa then
In hi* 70s.

It is a memory Mr. Slerenberg
detoer s tore * with other recol¬
lection*, with the same oar*
that he collects items from an
Intere s ting lifetime.

A * A j'W

He own* many souvarirs,
moat from Holtend-

On teem la a hand-printed
Bible, made In 1747.

It la T i t te n to two language*,

Dutch and German. Each page
k csu-teiMy Mharireted.

AAA

Besides the Old and New
Testaments, tola edition con¬
tain* many books not found to
modern tables.

’numbing trough the Bible
end gaztog in wonder at the
workmanririp Mr. Van Sleren¬
berg detoer comment e d, 'It k
really beautiful. Every drawing
was done by a fine marking
peocti.

A A A

"k look an awful long time.”

One Bible was completed in
about 20 months.

Included In his collection are
three large aU canvasses.

Two were gifts, Westminster

win k a cuckoo i "It beep* perfect time,’*
■g a h—d-patoled tto owner,
made between lfiOO Hr added, *1 have only
til dock hag only I one other ifla trie. It ww

*: * •* _

sSs-SES Family Man Convicted

nation’s life to have time fv J

'‘dhnwl p urwrite . sr* waw mjaf-

-’StIxts Of Indecent Assault

Mim availabte for tie oultretil
and parton uk ig arts.

The rankretel cultural toto D ^NCAN — A married man, pit a start distance from town. According to a statement
HU ng| nab tewria (ram * BthBr * four-year-old daugb- After the girl asked Bien- taken by Const. William Ray-
MRriaga km a $5 000 000 fuel t * r ‘ Jn ""P b Raymond Blen- venue where hie house wi he km, Dec. 17, Bieovenue said be
available on a permanent v * nu * a *■ Cbemainus, was —id he bad no bouse, be was had gone to Duncan to sea
remute b —to to m—M Outo- " B¥W,a Friday wo a charge of single and needed love. someone about a job.

Baa aknl si Milton Mr kad * aaB,: ■*> ■ H-jnrcId *T tried to get out of the car fofo*

Walla— tested. Duncan girl. but ha grabbed me by the arm He — w toe girl walking past

Three houn after the tod- aqd held me back.” He touched ^ ar wv *ral times, and asked
* * ♦ deal, which took place in a her body and abe started to cry. g gfe TranT to go for a

The cheque for $100 w- P rtv * t *‘ " rltl * rm '* 4 P* 4 **« She got out of the car aod rid . -nd , be mid ^

presented to toe bereded yo—g , Btonvere* appearad started to walk back but he He -id he asked her for a

artist by TVm Beg. -praam*- «Hintarily to a IfeHup evtwtwly drove her to Daman toB twice and pta hia arm

tog MkcMOan BfoedeL Seccad W* ntl0 «d by toe girl, * * ★ around her. She becked away

—toa, a w au le d to Fred BJ—op * f **t*daad the foUowing day r a»y n RCMP Govt. Peter and got out of the oar.

d Vl n i — la. w— pra—ted by ** electe d to be tried by a Btektoric safcl tetter receiving krid her to gat back to X
togto Oane at Zaflers LML m **“** tel the coatipkint ke took the girl wouM drive her back to

to M. I. B. Me War, chairman ♦ A A bank to the gravel pit and found Duncan."

(d toa ait amp caanlAt—, to Btoiwmui Will be wriusd Creeh tira —I** She ako gave Oetoc* nnel David Wright

*° ** Brt tet. for in two weeks following a bhn a description at toe man. ■^" ^.Ik are bad been aonflict-

* P%Aric Gavoraanaot Wharf. pr»-sentence report. He said complaints of a man arid—ce and to tact no

000 He k free on <2.000 ball. wanting a babysitter also haAMfkaf a—suit look place.

The girl told Magistrate been received a month belnrtf gf AAA
..PM. £”* 1** w . toHn ' 1 ' J**" Lance Heard, she had been by RCMP at Ladysmith. Magistrate Lance Heart

M e AM ■ The Ik— d wtek. wfcith * 0C asted by a man downtown Const. David Lowry of the a g r e ed with Crown Coutwel

received the henorahie meotion, Duncan who asked her to Chemainua RCMP detachment Allater MacDonald although the

appeared to g ain (he meat babysit ban—a his ssife was 111 went to toe house of Btenvenu* girl apparently had not Buffered
popular acetaten. j ID lhB hospital at Chemainua Dec. 16, at about a great deal, she did not agree

Vhstora were high in theirl The girl ako said “no” but 9:30 p.m. and he was told by to the advances made by

praise of tire wide variety to art! then changed her mind and the suspected man he had not Bienvenue who had hired her

forms to be fnori In toe 801 drove with the man to a gravel been at Duncan, t into hia car.

I *

Collector and bible

ISLAND NEWS

SECOND NEWS SECTION

Qfot Dttila (Molds!

tESTABLISHED IB—)

CLASSIFIED

VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1967

PAGE SEVENTEEN

DUNCAN

A pncn- far 1967 would see - --

the hagtnmag d( the project 15 in SoQke -
which would be carried out by 0 Voted to Mk dUtrict
assembling the history in lb- superintendents to study the
year segments. City records feasibility of setting up a
would be organized and storage district-wide film lending
■pace sb the third floor erf City library.

Hall improved. % Disauaaed the recent pro-

At least 58 interviews would nwl spearheaded by the Uni-
ba tape-recorded. venUty ol Victoria to asUbUah a

TW polk, ol displaying 1*. "*»-

aty Hau would be conttnued (| # for mforma-

Mr. Hebncken w«geafcid thet ^ ^ would seek to

Cash Stolen

Thieves stole 548 from the
cash register at Motor School of|
Hairdressing, 1104 Douglas, in a
break in overnight Wednesday.
City police said a key was used
to gain entry._

154 ACREAGE FOR SALE
AND WANTED

40 REASONS
FOR BUYING

«* View a Ttortti ScantTh, ■S]»r»nf
i < rat Bay Hiihwsv -U0 iaal n*ii
1 nntaa*. ah U'-ti *»ih sum* tifi-ri
••raj. Municipal water In prcerrly
Im*. Terms availsMc. Don't phon#
Ira pries sM tsi sites. unwia you
wiih to tnskt money.

Mrs. Brownell SSJ.J7SB
C r. Vtoxetmsn S Co. Ltd W3-4ltl

SPARTON ROAD

• Ami at omkleni huidans pn«-
«rt>

ORLY H.Wi

VIEW ROYAL

t.W Acres si SUM per scts

(BUN MUNRO

3S5M71 isjiytlmei

-a.' S Cs Lid

LOTS—ACREAGE
Vk ACRE - 100 ACRES

I "4s sad sciess* -(rate «r
' \strsd — Is Csstrsl std NsrIS
haanlrt. Pram ELto sp sers up

JOE I SHERWOOD
BUZZ MAINPRUE
.A4-0631 (ANYTIME I
HAGAB A IWAYRB. LTD.

CEDAR HILL LOT

I -aal M svsUsMs op rnssiiM
Pises imU IWSl KisS to. alto
si spa re nddirai (aaslSy BSSM
Bias, aaeatteai key st M.dss

RUDY ROST
3*44631 (ANYTIME i
_ vagas a aaiAYsa, ltd

MrrOKWN

11s AC ace

jt jra g» *w

'••Vital* Sr te*' OB Btdsr sad
I—sr tips. A taamte M «sdy
• ITS* rrarmajw nJT^ ttotara.

^ & ^a man aai> a oa ltt^ ^

SUBDIVIDERS

SPECULATORS

1SI FARMS FOR SALE AND
WANTID

FRANK WHITTAKER
FARM SPECIALIST

FARMS AND ACREAGE,

5-bsdioorr hums sr*ly dsemsird
rat 12 Srm rinse to Duncan All
’ iis red sad larltelae Wkl3 green
hnUM and uat builAtogi fruit
lien, lkeotii. etr Ideal lor farm,
subdivision nr Juii for t hi'ldlst
piopsity. Quty SU.SLO

J4 sues ads view mrrlonkiat
Cnwli-han Bay. paiaed fw Hibd)
\iilofi. Water aad road Is propsrt>
Only 117 .iks. • sera Jolt ssillns
from S3.SSI tn H.OOS

A bed i oar horns near new on 1 * T

lit acres. 70 cletrad, Mi.MS

Terms

FOR FARM LISTING
AND SALES
PHONE

FRANK WHITTAKER
384-8531 I ANYTIME'
BACAS a SWAYNX. LTD

■ Street Fatality Inquest

Natural Causes
Brought Death

Vatla ttalnniM." Victoria 1 C , So»u*de\. Ap4l 22, 1967

’dioS| 1 jltd

SI-ACRE FARM

KUM C DM0C1
i.idinON at LMB LI

- By BOB PCTHICK

n T T * a A city man found dead

burns Unit

or a lung failure, a coroner*!

Th __ jury was told Thursday

±rOf)086(l evening.-

Dr. WUMam Bruce Hay lold
the jury his examination rrf
A w W • f -eorge Leonov. J7, of 1821

Memorial s« b^uctU

who had died <rf a heart attack.

"But It la difficult to tell what

A city contribution of 110,000 local business and the labor ’■J 00 * •»«** «•“»■* •** **■

toward establishment in Vic- council of which the late mayor Hay ~
toria of a bums treatment unit, was secretary-treasurer for nine HREOILAI BRAT
as a memorial tn the late years, would undertake to raiee Dr. Hay said the condition
Mayor A. W. Toone, was about 140,000, leaving Ml.000 to could have been eauaed by the
suggested Thursday at a meet- be raised by appeals and muni- heart changing to an Irregular
tog of city council finance clpcl contribution* beat.

committee The mayor said other muni- Coroner Edmond Jarre de St.

Housed in a building separate eipalMiei in the area would be J<*r* aaked If this condition
from SL Joaeph's Hospital, the Mke d to contribute, but he °°uM ham been brought on by a
unit would provide mahmenl thought Victoria should lead the (i R*» ■ nd * Hay replied it was
under special germ-free cosxM- w«iy with a contribution of remo4riy pmaibie, but added hr
ticai tar serious bum case*. It fi^oOO, payable over two years, could find no reaacn lor a heart

would be capable of treating _ failure as tie man appeared la

five patients simultaneously ^ | be to good condition

■I think the city has a special j BM NDim

interest in this, inasmuch as its Vren- tmc null Mr. Lemot was kieotiAed by

Vocational Schottl

Trustees W ant
Detinite Wr ord

ws am

SIDNIY

SAANICH PENINSULA
5 ACRES

Snualpg sa MBPS Waps. ISssI to*
• LadikiWpg rwi prtrs
131.000

IXCLUSVK AGENTS
A BEUARD * CD LTD
ats i«t m. _ m ini

COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY

XXAJL SSTATX DCVDUOY

823 Yates Street 388-51H

l S BOSS (Smnt LaAs way) BMMka
Smia dirks. Mgh. ism rack.
Birsft ns4 w« W I fras BUM

7! ACRES—570,000

l -«us a i*w aatos »SM IM HU.
tnia r*n rt acrrsei tei imiu

ttfvZ

tecsnUy listed Oly BgM BPS
"Blir Mostly level sp* rtesrad
Twins nasal sm Pitre Baas
rot furOwr lofursssltep cal Mia

L Cummin* S SI I— or MS Mil

"W«4rr

• BUY ACREAGE

(SI Near • srras pit*.

»■*' UBS MB It fraedag* ua
Mata Road SIMS pet sera

<b> 31 Ie>el arrn nearly til
ilesre*. Sums light hush Sear
Chain on TktVra Hnad SKTOi
Good Tsrmi CaU R. COX. MB-

3W

ftwmerton. Slmari Clark, l.ld

v» WBiertiwM, IU. arm*,
to* Can %s mMMSi* I

■n sera* ever 1 mjiss at w a t e r-

1*-M. kslieed ••pan HA pse
srra Lost *nsp psywaad.

1 winasd tete. mar % am sack.

wcnicrs upset. teppi water.
Gravel kaark Prtesd Sw PL Mi te
S4.MS

<1 steal, vtew propsety. sear Wrk

turn teiulte hr ■teteitsm

from whs 1 1 and Mas IIS.MS

Cran part 7BR basement horns.
Living room will Heal lla tor FT.
Catdsil stedrtc kllrhca Hotels
hath S import a psnp*. PnS km
Sfluslsd op swpr S acres Osto
S*. MS.

Two-kdrm. fully furs I ihaA tews a*
psvsd road. LR wtih flraplsra
sasroom. mod bath Nasi Web
■ream. *7 708.

MAYNK 1SULBO

» iot« si Minen' Bee. mgv a
minulm walk rtom Oearnapp
Wharf and Nora BM te SS.Mg
rRFtl MoCAUCIBJS
M4-MR 47SM1S Bum Bali
ISR Cook 91 Vieterte. SC

SALT SFtihU ISLAND

cantritxition would be in the
farm of a mamartal to the late
Mayor Toone. We have been
casting around for kosne time
lor a suitable way to remember
the tote mayor and tais. I think,
is the sort of thing be would
ton liked," said Mayor Hugh
Stephen.

BALT IN & RANTS

It waa decided to have the
hoapital admMstrator from St
Joanph s come to a meeting of
alder awn in the near future and
explain the project more fully

The mm storey building and
equipment hr the unit would

Esquimalt r

fire

Faces £

E

Big Boost

Mr. Le— « identified by ^ iehonl * * *

hi* brother. James Gordon trvatees voted Thureday to

Lmnoa. NOS Belaaont, who petition the provincial govern- _ #

iLetifisd the dead man had tor confirmation of intern EORtrflCt

never coanptatoed of any dlaeaw ^

Irf shortage ef breath. He aato pef,rd r **“ n •

kto brother worked tar a movtag provincMl vncxtiooal school J Utltlg

firm. planned lor the Victoria area. ”

Sltaht atoohoTmilSr ^ * The treater* of Greater Vie- ISCCdCfl

sh#tt alootel problem. lBrt . > s^^h. Sooke and Gulf 1 1

***** FA "^V . h Greater Victoria bM

. "!* Mr . L T M, ^ d “2rf ^5 b » rd hav * wane

1 •“ ** ”? * icC ** r T* dU,K ****** £ paring on the .pec if I nation*

W u b °^T^ i • h ^ nMn P * t * r ^ lor the proposed Oirisbe

. V T **7*** Board chairmen met the Pomt junior high school, as

siKHeeu au me irsiure* og an _ _ _ - -*■—

for the proposed Christie
i*otoi junior high school, as
the lowest bidder proved

coat 5118,808, the mayor said pappjbta seven- to nine-mill In- four
Thtnday. Of that antoted. cwk this year. Reeve Bryant Mr.
areata would m^e up about hU sbn

SLTlJKrSS SS. Hi -X a. sw tetet a-

_ budget to be placed before

council Monday will show an
. . . | increase of from two to tar

rWA Awarded mill* on the general rate and •"

_ flue milk on the school rata.

PWA Awarded
Charter Rights

“ rate waa 48.7 mills — 23.1 m^l*

Pacific Western Airlines has of It lor schools.

SSL three evenings

rights to help handle air traffic .

from Vlctsrla te Fvp « 67, the “*d budget-paring

o . ", - - *”• - Board chairmen met the Poiet junior htgb school, as

J~ an *** “ deputy ministers of education the lowest bidder proved

Fte.iim.lt Ultevrn faea a fTkwte^hM«»mlte.tka. he aad '■ hor rwB * , T to Thursday to be $28,528 over

Esquimalt taxpayers race a During nu e x a m i n ation ne , ^ __i ugp ood estimate

stable seven- to nine-miU in- found several minor bruises on *»* “ *2?* JT „ . . “ ^

ease this year. Reev. Bry.nl Mr. Lremoa . face -d a recent "«lved bo,r 5

U Ttavsdav abrasion on the aUb of tike ptuffl a sd actaml. at the ColquKz Peter Bunn, said, h o wever,

- . 7 „ , „ . *,-,1 Farm site in Saanich, would to- the return from Ottawa cn the

taLr^o^e ^lacrt "b3S Tta-re was blood In the nose °n the drawing boards in toe 12-per-cent building m.ten.l
11 th* upper toeto but no near future. The motto, nata tax (about 4 per cent) and the

Z2L^rf1tam SL iTteJ ** 01 *«'*«"• There tor concrete caBnMtka M «hw 5.per cent contingency fund

were also sasae scratches oa toe assure**, bnngs the bid. cioeer to the

ills on the general rate, and — - estinwkr.

■■ ™»: »=- HMYWTSBteTB. a,* C—lruilta. C* .■

Last year Esquimalt * mill NO KVIDKBfCB The combined boards peti- ^ wilh ji ,084,329.

ite waa 48.7 mills — 23.1 mUl* There was no evidence ol Honed provincial M L A a oa wh ile Farmer Construction

nee that the School board chairman
at the Cohjoitz preer Bunn, said, however,
inieh. wnild ta the return from Ottawa cn the
board* in the 12-per-cent building material
r mottos asks tax (about 4 per cent) and the
mat ion of this 5-per cent contingency hind
brings the bids closer to the

ffiid Cornu lie I ion Co. a as
low bidder with 51,084,329.
while Farmer Conatruction

brain injuries. March 1. setting out tl

Witnesses told police Saturday need tor such a school,
night Mr. Lennox had been in a The brief outlined

March 1. setting out the urgent L|d ^ Bures and

Dutton Contractor* LML
51.11SJW8, and E. J. Hoiker

Smiling

Hun

At Piano

f ontestont la p re seat Greater
Victoria niaste festival. Slater
I Maine Leintre ha* token pert-
la imml plane ctaaee*. Rta-.
dent el Bobta Wood at Vte> ,

< aria Srheol ef Maale. *ke ««»
rseaerep In Chnpta epea
event, thereto y fmdtvwl rn-
■■IM ere en Page It.—(Jins
Eya n)

LUNDS

CAPACITY

AUCTION

T0DIY, 1:3* t.M.

ovri saa LOTS

Firaishiags
Carpeting
Msisr Aspliisesi

Incl. Suite*. Chests. Dressers,
Lot of Luggage (from estates),
Boys’ and Girls’ Bicycles.
Insulating Fill, Boxes of Books,

S Nur Mtvirs

Coffee Bar and Stools. Shoteb-
lease, TV Seta Garden Tools nod
. Equipment _

CravR Antis
Sifalii E|iipffiiit

Steel Filing Cablneto. Desks,
Chairs, etc.

CMna and Glass from Estates,

air triregjort board said Hiurs- hBV » copied three U »*»,**]

tight. He was dead cm arrival at I statistics obtained from a ques- ^ gan* jjd. $1,148,432.

ttonslre directed to Grade 11

day. eveniags already this week, and Joton George Auxi, 29. of 1354 »„! u studenu. which showed

PWA has been granted a public works expenditure* have Pandora, ha* been charged with fue students out of 3.986 wishing
permit which allows group been cut as mut* as possible. assault causing bodHy harm to ^ attend vocational school,
chsuicrs out of Victoria, Van- The municipal hall will be connection with the fight. t The combined boards also:
courerr, Calgary aad Edmonton redecorated. he said, but hapad- The Inquest was adjourned I . . .

on a quota of 8,180 passengers tot atroctursl changes would not until 7:* p m. May 1, In. the 1 • Approved the principle o*
maxi mum. go through this year. Victoria Law Onurt* having school trustee* repre-

Louncil Studies Proi

ten* Msm nkteiy i-mateM ABO • '•*-
•rate l yj ^te UM m *rtea *f Otar

• Approved the principle of
having school trustees reprc-l
sented on a proposed regions 1 1
board of health. The board
deferred action, pending infor¬
mation from B-C. T rustee* 1
Aaaoclation president Frank
Bateder of Trail, on the pro-

FARMER’S

AUCTION

731 MiitriM
W 1 * URIfORD

INterfrnnl lot In Maul IM VWtar*
tateVnur IM B. kteklL «ws **
g^a-totap Tte» tea srl**

All liter** an* kv*t Xartli tote*
vtt Tap b< •Uuo. do* to ten*

piopertj ttato i*y aa**iA to
IMS rtet or town anytlnteL a

G. DnJby A Co- Ltd

1 GOOD PROPERTIES lor wit 4
aerti kl Uw end at Bart ltd. (Vttw
Raysl) SloplM praparty, partly
triad, with water *l*w. 4 acr«* oa
Ktattegi X Rd. LrreL ctesred,

P*Sturt land Both propartlrs SUL
*M QkB 1. HOORX, ISLAND
HOtelJxTD . MS-TMS _

*250 WILL HOLD

note to TWO ACM tete - trted.
roua lots lb it. rar datella. ».
COLOS4BOI. Mint

Tw sad CoHBii-y IU*lty L td

ACMAua run sale*

L*rp» m uoail wit* «r wttruii

ts&iS c&sz

L*n* asms ktettek RteH) U*

i Antes an way paoraarv

M mUra aadk of Duncan God
>*ak r a an u.

18 ACRES ON IHT SAANICH

Ad. Trad* ter tete ante! car. fua
prlcn SU.MS 4t»f ■ _

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MVtetwi*. r«a prtei IISJSSM Ite

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SALT SPRING ISLAND

Craigdarroch ‘ Ideal’ &
For City Archives ™:

pc«d unmn. SiL£ u

0 Approved estabbshment a M S^tof
at a course, on a district-wide ■
htesM, to krtog industrial educa- RVtlTI
tiaa teaffiars up to industry ^ |il

-^=to-4s an various aspects of „

wiM-mai*. SSJSaS

treatment of steels, etc. ftastennilil

0 Accepted the offer of a Oak filitol
Vancouver architect to show ctetaa C a b tasl,
films and slides of the new open- Washe r -Dry.

ATTEND

MAYNARD’S

AUTO ARCTIOfll

TODAY - 2 PJl

Ob LAGBtitiR At

MAUIU MOTORS

1314 QwarfrmBtntaf

l Having received taatructiana

I from owners who wish to dtapoae
of excess Inventory doe to large
wholesale purchase IMa la NOT

a C taaaou t .

LWT OF CABB

ern

INDUSTRIAL

u *ota. 70 * n. i tawi m to

1 a era naar beach, aravtaw. p ower
uid water. K TO (333 down and
to* par month

Far all yaiar raal antete aaada

call, eoUate or write

JDf SPENCER
8 ALT SPRING LANDS LTD.

C a n aan AC

COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY

S ffifr- 1 * 1 1 823 YmSSS

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a * t te»u n I taM. . C l aaa Ml ft.
frtMSfP an onaway u atfn '■>

frad mu.* fXL^Cw* Mas

Tit FARMS POI SaLI AND
_ WAWTW

DAIRY FARM?

MMy ato aincuir me w*m. m

gitjs: sst fis

WANDA STARR
touts or nsito

SALT SPRING ISLAND

*M l te r al ptea (l*. to 5to *
■termin' and aB ter to tew

atone prten at toto oa term

I mat aaa m n* Bnnte ante

» and kaiiliim <■ im imm
lay tea hew an* ter*> wate
ratekUalw* ^tedterd^ j*akuu *te>

G intact JACK BAILEY,
716-6589 or 385-6741 for
apptx to view.

Merthwwtire Sacurltlai LIA

Write te Call CaUaM
Ca HUMPHlfEYX
SALT STRING LABDB LTD.
B1MI Caiman AC BMto

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Calf CaarM inmiaga % acre tela.

watte, paaaar. road* idteacllvaty

tread. Im tt.MS.

17 ACRES BERRY LAND

Part tar tela, faalanc* 1 -Water

rttoi and Ink* Iranta*.

Call W W. Waddell. H1-HB7
Duuxtea Gaia. UUUI
Pam barton. Hoimra LM.
lHM Govarrwwrnl Si.

~ SAU SPKUIU LAJUSI LJL-

te^tivsVPfc.

the city, ta be homed tar
CretpjaiTrch Castle, was aug* ,
geanafl Thursday W me as bars of «

the city council finance commit- 1
tee. J

Ainalie J. Helmcken. who has
here working on a survey of the t
cheoita state of the city's record 1
fee some months, also urged In <
a report that a ‘‘living vetoes"
library be assembled on tape, i
Third-goners tire Victorians and I
people who had a link with the |
pant wnuM be InMrvlawad tor j
this record. <

The first year*» program. Mr. 1
Hehtobei estimated, wouU east
about 0.188.

COST WORRIES

The Idea seemed tn find
general acceptance, although
Aid. P a r e y Frampton was
worried that It would be a
source ol continual expense.

“This it the sort of thing
which gets out of hand," he
said. "It started with 5508
(referring to the honorarium
paid Mr. Helmcken for the
survey) and now it’s up to
UJB. Tha next thing we know
there will he secretaries hired
and then a whole new depart¬
ment started. If it was cone on
a onee-a-year basis, fine. But it
vroa't be.”

Mayor Hugh Stephen dis¬
agreed. Ohm the first, big job
of cwpflatlnn was done, he
said, it would be only a matter
of keeping the archives up to
date.

Water Safety
Classes 9 Aim

As part o t the Red Cross
water safety program, an in¬
structor’s school will start Sun¬
day at the Crystal Garden and
Red Cross House, 1046 Fort.

Sessions will be held at 9 a.m
and 6:30 pm. Westneedey*
| through May 2L

the record ef V tatorta — the

would .he held ueaetotable. It
would he most reprehensible If
Bumb records were destroyed,
and 1 think we have a great
rrsponeibiiiiy in this matter."

Aldermen dacitod ta give
themselves time to digest the 1
Helnackan report and then re¬
consider the matter.

On completion of the work,
said the report, the city would
have A Nattirta resort of Us
progress over the past 186
years, • pictorial library, ample
documentation for research, and
ja voice reoord.

Craigdarroch Castle patotaed

Island Blackout

Line Failure

Cuts Power

u 2onca » a«*to* 8 Wm m

The brief failure of a 238.880-volt power line feeding
Bonneville Dam power from a Snohomish substation in the
State of Washington to Canada caused a 36-minute power
blackout on South Vancouver Island from 12:29 p.m. Thursday.

Bonneville Power AdmUatration area engineer Everett
Richardson said protection equipment was being ins tailed in
the line when a hug developed.

* ti *

Pe*«r waa out in tha Bellingham area for 10 minutaa,
but “the whole thing had a kind of whiplash effect, u he said.

"That ia why B.G got tha worst of It.”

The blackout, one of the biggest in recent years on the
Island, knocked radio and television stations off the air, but
hospitals and major businesses were not affected.

A * *

The part of the Island affected is being served by the
BonitaviBa power line through a power inter-tie while B.C.
Hydro genera tors ere idle during e reservoir-filling period.

British IsImMa
I svitM Tmi

i Hydrt utf Nvtr Aathsrity
tf»rt for Hi Filltwiagi

MAT atoox. tete M to tete tea* Btertriral Intekltelten Wart ISO Addkto. WUUtoa

w atte BA_. I M ■— a te a w as m s ...oqsns Moaue

pom ta UUtt utvas «* q«u w«r* tsar owmiwcum mv suKian. wti-

iritaMi «M uttan mates rteum aatea IS S te n ... oq tort May IS IMS

kSWte tea (*ut* at 1*« *1 iW SiteM ^ te-tel ter Stetetea GteM Wall, tew Dam . .. Cq Mto May ». ttel

J2TTJ UH wtenwmtatoertetete *MB rte« MMMH Ua* BtoHiB* Iwe Cakte to ms Uny I. ae

V.O, tan Wl. Vtetefte. EC. •»•!«» tha Owwrate teattel mart-n* 'I r a llte ate* cnwpraialm) ter

Ito ear te May '•■- ■*« *tec* WM •*•*• to aperttt. MW Mw ....----- to ua Ifay X lto

'h* Cvacutof W*l anrtMl IS* Ml* aw Scnlnt trndarr clmrly markrt a* akatMilntam win St rteMaa* te t toa ra

iai* anmnt in* pamn atetUad thar* Wl ifnr CU *> te Bama to (ter to' 11 . KC Bytfro ato Pw»wr Atekority tote
to M«te ratal* "»y te ten clalma M ns SI Surer* SHate. Vearouvrr L PC. tetet U N Naox r la to* tatoa al

•tacit la« racalva* nolle* ateora

a m 11 aaa muirn BISSON. Daltete may ta 'to* late at Ora ainca te Uaa Purtaalol DafartmawL Mil

Dal tete may ta nteatete at tha altkia te tha Vurtaame nnyartnanL SU
Ftete. *70 Barrar* «ra*L Vaaeouvat L 8.C. lalapteto MiSunl MW. Dxal
an iter cqn. Lotai an iter to'"

UJ I MICRO SAFETY * N

Horse Races Return to Sandown

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No. 111-109th YEAR

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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1967

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I TWISTERS
KILL 58

By UPI, AP

CHICAGO—Eighteen tornadoes ravaged northern Illinois Friday
night in the worst weather disaster in the area’s history, killing
scores of persons and injuring 1,000.

At least 58 persons were known dead. Sheriff Joseph Woods said the death
toll in Cook County alone probably would exceed 100.

Students who sought safety in Belvidere, III., high school flee with parents after twister struck

Tight Clamp
Grips Greece

From AP-Beoterx

The Greek army plunged into the long-seething
political turmoil of Greece Friday under a state of
siege proclaimed by King Coastantine and set up a
new government with military leaders in key positions.

The 28 - year - old monarch
signed a royal decree iu»pend¬
ing U article* of the constim- *
tion and presided at * ceremony
that Installed Coos tan tine Ko¬
lia* a* premier of an iroo-flsted
regime.

Radio Athens ■ anon need Ihe
name* of army ofBeers taking
government poif ■ and the
■wearing in of KbUaa. the 81-
year-old chief prosecutor of the
Greek Supreme Court. The chief
of the army’s general staff was
named vice - premier and de¬
fence miniater.

OUTSIDE NEWS

Because of a communication*
shutdown In Athena, early in¬
formation about the military
takeover came from diplomatic
sources outside Greece and
Athens radio broadcasts.

Athena radio said the royal
decree amounted to a state of
siege military rule. .

It also meant that anyone
could be summarily arrested
and tried by court martial; the
banning of meetings and their
dispersal by force of arms if
ntcesiary; banning of strikes,
and searching of houses with-
qut warrants.

CENSORS START

All Information media were
subject to censorship and pottti
cal and press offenees would be
tried by special court martial.

The drastic resort to military
dictatorship apparently was an
attempt to end nearly two years
of intense political struggle and
an erosive threat to the mon¬
archy itself.

The army was reported ar-

Coatinned am Page 11 Stalin S daug

U.S. Drugs
May Go
To China

WAS HI NO TON (CPI)—The
United Staten In prepared to
approve I bn sale of various
drags to CMaa to ranks! npi
demies at cholera, meningitis
and Infertionn hepatitis, U.S.
officials amid Friday.

Officiate reported that there

has been no reapsffs* yet tram
Peking hat added that the

U.S. offer should be viewed
a« “a aeriona proposition'’

, In Belvidere, Ill., 55 mile*
northwest of Chicago, at least
2ft persons were dead. Mayor
Clair M. Hetiand said. “Scores
cl children” were missing and
I he feared they might be dead.

Natiunal Guardsmen were
• ordered into three Chicago
suburbs and Into Belvidere.
Looting was reported in the
Chicago suburb of Oak Lawn.
Sheriff Woods ordered all looters
tint on sight. (See also Page 111
BTHX. ON SKATES

High schools were smashed In
j both Belvidere and Oak Lawn
and many at ihe dead were teen-
agara. A reflre skating rinh-wna
flattened in the Oak Lawn area
i and tome of the dead were
taken to temporary morgues,
still wearing skates.
i Hundreds of homes were
destroyed, thousands damaged
. '‘ p along a path reaching across

with parents after twister Struck northern niinote from the Mis¬

sissippi River 175 miles to

-----Chicago.

SEVERE DAMAGE
Severe damage also was

"M - 1 ^"*11 1 _ - I reported at Barrington and

Jockey Llub Settles ^ ° -

v J Belvidere used buses to haul

its injured to hospitals in Rock-
ford and summoned ambulances
BW/* - 1 TkT ■ 1 O • 1 from as far as 50 miles away.

With (North Saanich jtzzjssz

Lawn.

RAN RACK

By JIM TANG, Sports Editor , JJ* tornado hit B^vidree .i

J 3:50 p.m.. juat as the cNkhren

Sandown Park will open for Its 13th season of wrT *’ climbing aboard school
thoroughbred racing on Sept 16. X“i£

Queried In Vancouver by telephone Friday night bwnd rehige against the wall in
.bout reports that the B.C. Jockey Club and North ^“SThbrere
Saanich municipality had resolved their differences, when the Mg giaa windows
Ken McConnell, commissioner-secretary of the B.C. Mew in.

Racing Commission ended month, ot .peculation. i^UTurW

-1 “You can expect," McConnell ag*inat the school building.

told The Dally Cokmtet. "a to Belvidere, reporter* saw a
formal announcement will he Cannoned an Page a
/p n n made early next week that

fjfillyL horse-racing will continue at —-j

Sandown Park this year. (See

Will SvaraJ-ri “ Puerto Rican

. *F WWW day* of racing ending an Oct.

14. Those were the dates tan a rera* ■ ,

obtained tor Sandown by the Afinfifci I 1A

rTt If B.C Jockey Club In a formal flUUUlO A. IL

application made last Decem-

Speculation about whather I A I r K r|nt
. there would be racing at V 11 1 1Vi

/k MM Sandown thl* year actually

UM- W began laat Oat. 18, when a fire MANILA (AP» - A Puerto

de stray ad the main atoblet. ,__ „_

Thirteen tfreoughbred. valued *“*" d « crlb « 1 « * Cu^*«-
at 320.000 a pony and a dog nl ** ■*«* Q** WM ttw

NEW YORK (API — Red- Cantlaoed aa Paga S centre at ccnteweny Saturday

By JIM TANG, Sports Editor

Sandown Park will open for its 13th season of
thoroughbred racing on Sept 16.

re

INDIANA

OHIO

_ M

Speckled area marks path of devastation

__

Ottawa Willing
To Discuss ?
Indian Status

Book

Will

Tell

All

» Puerto Rican
H ‘Admits Tie’

?ra- _

•z * 0 JFK Plot

OTTAWA (CP )— Indian Af-|
fairs Minks ter La tog said Fri¬
day night he ha* written Munici¬
pal Attain Minister Campbell of;
British Columbia asking tor Mr.
CampbaU’s viawa <m self-govern¬
ing mu nick pah ties few B.C. In
than reserves.

Mr. Latog aaid to an inter¬
view the matter baa been dls
cuaaed twice by the Nattonai In¬
dian Adviacgy Board and la
scheduled tor lirtter discount
at a meattog here May 1.

Vancouver
All Ears
To Police

VANCOUVER (CP) — Van-

aweer police rMef Ralph

MANILA (API — A Puerto
Rican described aa a Caaamu-

Regtanal Indian band councils Ml ramplalnnd Friday that
alao have discussed it. city prilce are being bagged.

Dt PREPARATION The chief told the reyal

Mr. Laing aaid the question

•miaaiaa aa lavas tea

NEW YORK (API — Red-

haired Svetlana Stalina, only
daughter of the late Russian

dictator, arrived Friday aa a tRRRRgRRHHMRaR

defector from her Soviet bome-

“I have come here to. seek Inside Today

the aetf-expreaeion that has ./

been denied me in Russia.” she _

■aid in a statement climaxing

her Bight which had taken her .—**

to India, Italy. Switzerland and Cbarehea . .. to. n

finally the U.S. Oamica ... u

WOULDN’T SAY C pm ward .»

Behind her in Moscow, Miss Fteaarial New* —_a. ■

no-has acme up in relation to ***** *■* cHm1m,b
th, amendments to toe Indian Act *^“ BB , ,,rmB BPB
j which nor are tn prepare** iTSZ

3 Ur I-ainr ..id he mrrrtr Mr. * or *« famem n*n traaanila-

. .. _. . . . Mr. Doing aaid he wrote Mr.

Z^ * S? Campbell because toe B.C. cabl-

suggeated he was drawn Into a Jli-uw k.* h i_ i_

mam plot to a^asinate president *'**?* him ta

interest In the idea.

1V Luis Caatillo. 24. was pre- He told Mr. Campbell in the
* 7 settled Friday by officials of toe letter that the federal govern
‘ Philippines National Bureau of merit la moat interested in mu-
Paga Investigate* to some local niclpal systems for reser v es.

. M ^ P °VT^ T •*T B,i ““ FEDERAL FEAR
. he had confessed under quea-

*■ " oontog toat; Mr- Mr. CampbaU

. U _ .. . , ^ „ seemed to suggest that the re¬
vs • He serve lands be turoad orer to

- Tex^at the time rl the 190 jn^viduaig rather than »e In-
*• B M—inanan had db|n ^ mMrv * g miy

“It la In the pabHc tetoreat
to are that the |Mhoe depart
meat to pratoelad freaa there
latrutoaa," Mr. Rreth aaid.

Stalin's daughter in New York

WOULDN’T SAY Crereuwrd n _ * He iarv * turt * d *° 0

»h.«i her in Mccow. mi., . .Crew Swap

StaUna left ’her two children. rt ven a rifle to .boot ", d ^ n ^ ^ ehire ■ dW * v *I T

She .aid: “Let God help them. ***' .“ £Tn «n“r « ^P* 1 I

I know they will not reject me F ~ UvBl . 14 man In an ta*n oar. Tbe federal government was JU SpaCC;

and one day we shall meet-I Names la the News ....... 14 • He entered the P MIp- fearful that the reserves might IT

will wait for that.” Iterlal . IS. IS plnei ,n * U,M 6,11 mDr0 Bn4 ^to the MOSCOW (UPI)—The Savlet

A round-faced woman of 82, „ „ * cooUct 00,11 munlJt ^ er * ‘“"d* od a few individuate. (Jd,. will .nempt to tench

Mtoa StaUna aznilincly declined _ . . . ' . here ' Theae are tends held by toe spore ahlpa maaaed by a

to aay whether she hat been —. Newspaper re porta ny Oown for the Indiana and I total at tsar to alx oremoaaDU

granted her wish for perma- . 14 CaaMilo te seeking asylum in have laid down a general policy within the nest 4S have, la¬
ri ent asylum in the United Travel ...11 this country because "I am no more land aalea. We want formed asarrre aaM today.

States. In EiRlteh, with rela- afraid to go anywhere ... I am to develop them. There te 8,000,- They plan to I rare ter crews 1a

UreUawed aa Paea I a* good aa dead now.'* '000 acres involved. mid orbit.

She said: “Let God help them. , ...

I know they wiU not reject me M" - ® F< * Uv * 1 . 14

and one day we ahall meet—I Nature la tba Newa-- 14

Will wait for that.” Sorlal . IS, It

A round-faced woman of 42, SDOrl .U, ]a

Mtea StaUna smilingly declined _ . ... ’

to aay whether she hat been .

it leaders!)

States. In English, with rela-

CreUaaed aa Paga 8